9 Princess Street, Argenton, NSW 2284

Presenting a roomy floor plan and an ideal backyard for summer games of cricket, this property offers numerous appealing features. Combining delightful light filled interiors with modern updates, it holds broad appeal. Whether you're a family, investor, or visionary, there's vast potential for a future in this forever home.

This is a unique offering, conveniently situated close to schools, retail hubs, and a short drive to the beautiful water's edge of Lake Macquarie. This well-maintained contemporary residence provides warm, everyday living and fulfills every expectation for comfort and charm.

Highlights:
-- Fully fenced rear yard: approx. 626m2 block
-- Various updates throughout: freshly painted interiors, new window and floor coverings, new vanity and laundry tub and tiles
-- Separate and generous lounge and dining rooms
-- Neat kitchen with ample storage
-- Bathroom with bathtub
-- Air conditioning and ceiling fans
-- Sunroom/study overlooking the garden
-- Separate laundry with shower
-- Covered patio: the perfect spot for that morning coffee
-- Double garage: door height to one side to accommodate caravan or tradesman's truck
-- Potential for granny flat addition (STCA)
-- 3 phase power connection to the property 

Here and there:
-- School catchment: Argenton Public School 5min walk (350m), Glendale Technology High School 5min drive (2km)
-- Warners Bay Precinct, Cafes, Playground: 10min drive (6.8km)
-- Speers Point Park: 6min drive (3.8km)
-- Waratah Golf Club: 2min drive (800m)
-- Glendale City Shopping Centre: 4min drive (1.6km)
-- Costco and Bunnings: 4min drive (2.1km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $600
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $535
-- Approx. water rates per third: $300 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Roland Campos and Damian Rafty on 4967 6770.

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