Surrounded by the natural tranquillity and beautiful bushland of Gilead, 534 Appin Road is a fantastic property packed full of potential. It is perfectly positioned to take advantage of upcoming regional developments whilst being central to both Appin village shops and Campbelltown amenities such as Macarthur Square, Campbelltown Hospital and Macarthur Station.
Boasting over approx.. three acres of level, mostly cleared land, this property presents a wealth of options for growth and investment. Extended, fenced yards wrap around both sides of the home, with a large double garage/shed and providing storage solutions. The property is currently being rented by a reliable tenant, offering investors a secure entry point to income stream.
The property itself is a three-bedroom delight with tall ceilings, timber accents and a comfortable design. A spacious living and dining area appreciates a fireplace and air conditioning, and it wraps around to a bright kitchen with plentiful cabinetry. Bedrooms are large and feature floor-to-ceiling wardrobes and cabinetry.
Perfect for entry into a rapidly developing market, 534 Appin Road is a rare opportunity that you cannot afford to miss. Contact Lee Friend ASAP to discover more.
Features include:
• Land size - Approx. 3 acres.
• Tranquil location surrounded by bushland, close to upcoming regional developments, Appin shops and Appin Public School, Macarthur Square, Campbelltown CBD, etc.
• Level, versatile land prime for advancement, large, fenced paddocks/yards
• Double garage/shed offers storage solutions
• Pleasant three-bedroom home, well-appointed and comfortable with fireplace and air conditioning

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