86 Willawong Street Young NSW 2594

Extremely rare to the market and an opportunity not to be missed is this brick veneer home positioned on a sizable 2.191acs* only a few minutes’ drive to the main street. If you have been looking for a comfortable 3-bedroom home with plenty of space around you, & a parcel of land that you can develop at a later date, then look no further than 86 Willawong Street. This is the first time the property has been offered for sale in nearly 26 years which shows a true testament to the calibre of the property.

3 Bedroom 2-bathroom brick veneer home positioned on a rare 8,865m2* allotment
Combined kitchen meals area, lounge room, attached single garage with internal access
Built-ins to 2-bedrooms, new carpet to main bedroom, spacious bathroom and laundry
Town water connected plus freshwater tank, good fencing, established trees & gardens
9m x 6m* shed with half enclosed, concrete flooring, power connected. and roller door
Gauzed entertaining area, ducted evaporative a/c, a few minutes walk to sporting ovals
Great parcel of land Ideal for a horse or numerous pets or just enjoy the space around you
Zoned General residential Ideal to purchase now and develop at a later date (STCC)

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