21 Thomas Kelly Crescent, Lalor Park NSW 2147

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 6 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: Neat, attractive and sitting on a generous serving of Lalor Park land, this double-storey family home is cosy but perfectly accommodating, and has plenty of potential as well! It has back and front covered entertaining areas, opening up the possibility of well, opening up! Using both areas, you can host a crowd! With the master bedroom and one other upstairs, and four downstairs, configured to separate them from the living areas, it's built for comfort, convenience and the versatility of accommodating the needs of family or extended family. The family areas are comfortable, uncomplicated, easy-flowing and friendly. On a block this size, you have possibilities galore to extend or add, and even room for a granny flat or studio (STCA). Meanwhile, the kids and pets have plenty of room for playing and exploring. This is a friendly home, made for family time and great memories, and well-located into the bargain! Features: Six bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, ensuite to master bedroom Spacious kitchen with dishwasher, pantry and plenty of bench and storage space Large upstairs living space Designated living room Meals area Fully-tiled family bathroom with combine bath and shower Internal laundry with space for all linen work, plus storage Three toilets in total Single garage Roomy covered entertainer's deck, as well as a large tiled front patio Additional features: tiled living areas, downlights throughout, ducted air-conditioning Positioned a stroll to shops, schools and transport, in a serene, tree-lined street, this property will excite potential buyers for the great family lifestyle it offers - and they'll love its location. Get in first! Call Alistair Agius of Agius Property Group on 0447 928 888 to organise your appointment to inspect! Disclaimer: Whilst we deem this information to be reliable, the agent cannot guarantee its accuracy and does not accept responsibility for such. Interested parties should rely on their own inquiries.