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31 Mimosa Street,
Oatley 2223, New South Wales

3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
2 car spaces
828.3m² land size
House

$1,880,000


Property details

Unlimited potential on 828sqm (20.1m frontage)

Positioned on a generous 828sqm parcel of land with a rare 20.1m frontage, this light-filled family home is ready to move in and enjoy, yet presents enormous scope to renovate or rebuild over time. Set on the high side of the street capturing a tranquil leafy outlook and an ideal northerly aspect, the flexible layout and multiple indoor/outdoor living, dining and entertaining spaces make this home perfect for the growing family.

• 828sqm with a 20m frontage (approximately)
• North facing block set on the high side of the street
• Three bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes
• Open plan living area plus additional lounge and sun room
• Updated kitchen with an abundance of storage space
• Two well-presented bathrooms plus internal laundry
• Large backyard with paved alfresco entertaining area
• A short walk to Oatley Station, parks, school and shops

Perfectly positioned only moments from Oatley shops, school and public transport, don't miss this exciting opportunity.

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School catchments

  • Oatley Public School Primary K-6 Government 0.52km
  • St Joseph's Catholic Primary School Primary K-6 Catholic 0.81km
  • Oatley West Public School Primary K-6 Government 1.2km
  • Mortdale Public School Primary K-6 Government 1.5km
  • Como Public School Primary K-6 Government 1.9km

Nearest schools, measured in a straight line from the property. Provided as a guide only; check catchment and enrolment eligibility with the school. School data © ACARA, licensed under CC BY 4.0.


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