92 Power Street Doonside, NSW 2767

Krishna Singh from Ray White Blacktown proudly presents 92 Power Street, Doonside - a fantastic opportunity for first-home buyers, growing families, and savvy investors alike.

Perfectly positioned in a convenient, family-friendly location, this well-maintained home offers a comfortable lifestyle with spacious interiors, practical design, and excellent outdoor space for relaxed living and entertaining.

Set on an easy-care block, the home features warm hardwood flooring and a spacious L-shaped living and dining area with air conditioning, creating a welcoming central hub for the family. The functional kitchen offers ample storage and connects seamlessly to a covered outdoor entertaining area, ideal for weekend gatherings and everyday enjoyment.

Main House Features

• Three generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
• Spacious L-shaped living and dining area
• Well-appointed kitchen with ample storage
• Hardwood flooring throughout
• Air conditioning for year-round comfort
• Centrally located family bathroom
• Covered and paved outdoor entertaining area
• Large garden shed (approx. 3.9m x 3.2m) providing additional storage
• Easy-maintenance backyard
• Teenager's retreat - ideal for extra space, home office, or additional living flexibility

Location Highlights

• Close to local schools, childcare centres, and parks
• Convenient access to public transport
• Easy reach to shopping centres and everyday amenities
• Family-friendly neighbourhood with strong rental demand
• Excellent opportunity for owner-occupiers and investors

Whether you're looking to move straight in or invest, this versatile property delivers outstanding value in a highly sought-after Doonside location.

For more information or to arrange a private inspection, contact Krishna Singh on 0401 882 547.

Disclaimer: All information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. However, Ray White Blacktown and its representatives cannot guarantee its accuracy and accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and rely on their own judgment.*