18 De Lauret Street, Renwick

Behind its well-presented and welcoming façade, this quality home offers the perfect combination of style and liveability. With a floorplan that spans a desirable single level, it includes an open plan living space that is sized for comfort, as well as a separate media room, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a fantastic entertaining patio. Offering a fantastic solution for empty nesters who crave a more manageable space in which to live, it goes without saying that young families and investors will also find the home to be of exceptional appeal, especially given Renwick's lovely friendly atmosphere, parks and community centre – with its own café!

Exceedingly low-maintenance home enhanced by calming neutral tones throughout Open plan living and dining is lovely and spacious, with a media room also provided Well equipped kitchen features a gas stove, dishwasher, pantry and breakfast island Two bedrooms are inclusive of walk-in robes, the remaining two fitted with built-ins Both the main bathroom and master ensuite present as extremely fresh and stylish Covered patio is ideal for entertaining, with a dedicated fire pit area a great inclusion Fully fenced, very low maintenance backyard, with side vehicular access and a three bay workshop/garage Double lock-up garage provides handy internal entry, with extra storage Ducted heating/cooling is available throughout, zoned for added thermal efficiency
There's a reason why Renwick is such a popular place to live. Conveniently located minutes from Mittagong, you'll love having a range of boutique retail outlets and cafes, excellent schools and of course Mount Gibraltar, right on your doorstep.

For more information, please contact Monique Phillips on 0408 405 194 or Mark Heaton on 0401 683 977.

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