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Description: Set on an impressive 828.3sqm block of land in an established pocket of Lalor Park, this home offers the kind of space that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. With a generous backyard and a relaxed connection between the home and outdoors, it provides a comfortable setting for families looking to settle in and make the most of their surroundings or the opportunity to shape the property around their own plans and vision.
Positioned within easy reach of local schools, shops, transport and everyday amenities, the location offers a practical lifestyle while still providing plenty of room to enjoy at home. Whether you're looking for a property with space for the family, room to entertain or simply the opportunity to secure a substantial parcel of land in an established suburb, 119 Lucas Road is one to inspect.
Home Features
- Formal lounge room includes air-conditioning
- 3 large bedrooms, 2 with built-in wardrobes
- Spacious separate family and dining overlooking backyard
- Well-appointed timber kitchen with ample cupboard space
- Neat original bathroom plus separate toilet room
- Covered outdoor entertaining area
- Large, level backyard with plenty of space for children, entertaining and outdoor activities
- Lock-up garage plus additional driveway parking
- Additional multifunctional room with separate access suitable for rumpus, workshop or teenage retreat
- Generous 828.3sqm level parcel of land
- Convenient access to local schools, shops, parks and transport
Development Potential:
- Dual occupancy (attached) - STCA
- Dual occupancy (detached) - STCA
- Duplex development - STCA
- Potential Torrens subdivision - STCA
- Secondary dwelling / granny flat - STCA
- Demolition and construction of a new dwelling - STCA
'Starr Partners Parramatta, its directors, employees and related entities believe that the information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, no representation or warranties of any nature whatsoever are given, intended or implied. Any interested parties should rely on their own inquiries'
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