7 Prospect Street Young NSW 2594

This charming 4-bedroom character home combines timeless appeal with modern upgrades, offering the perfect blend of comfort and practicality. All on a generous 1,024m2 block.

Step inside and be welcomed by the grand central hallway and beautiful stained glass windows, leading you through a spacious layout featuring:

2 large bedrooms plus 2 spacious & versatile sleepouts, all with built in robes, master with ensuite.
Inviting lounge room with cosy wood fireplace. In-kitchen dining with plenty of space for family meals.
Year-round comfort with split system air conditioning plus ducted evaporative cooling throughout.
Lovely period features including wainscoted hallway, tall ceilings, decorative cornice & ceiling roses.
Recent updates mean peace of mind, with a new roof, cladding, gutters, gas hot water and new solar system.

Outdoors is just as appealing, with lovely front and rear verandahs to sit back and enjoy, plus an enclosed yard perfect for kids and pets. Additional features include an original single car shed, carport, cubby house, chook pen, and retained yard complete with your very own cacti garden!

This property delivers all the charm of a traditional home while ticking the boxes for family living. Contact Adam Strong on 0427 102 420 for an inspection that will warm the soul.

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