34 Osborne Road, BURRADOO NSW

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BURRADOO NSW 34 Osborne Road

Beyond its picturesque façade, this stunning home is drenched in sunlight and crafted for casual entertaining on a grand scale, while set in enchanting gardens that offer a spacious and tranquil retreat. It is placed only minutes to shops and transport.

Open dining area, separate sun washed living, fireplace
Separate family room, modern colour tones
Picturesque east facing wraparound verandah
Rear garden courtyard with peaceful landscaped surrounds
Appealing light filled kitchen space with quality appliances
Three double sized bedrooms, picture windows
Main bedroom features chic ensuite and walk-in wardrobe
Polished timber floor entry, gas heating, peaceful location
Ideal opening for those seeking a weekender/holiday home
Single garage, internal laundry and electric gate entrance

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	price on request
	view saturday 12:30pm - 1:00pm
	sale method private treaty
	land size 2,328sqm
	council rates $1,543pa
	water rates $653pa
	web id 104942

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	Anne Stone
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	m	0414 457 868
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	Kathie Frost
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It’s easy to see what made the Southern Highlands such a sought-after destination for early European settlers. Compared to the rough-and-ready colony established in Sydney, the Highlands offered a gentler landscape and more temperate climate; all in all, the region powerfully evoked colonists’ European homes. Blessed with fertile soils as well, the Southern Highlands became an important agricultural region in the nineteenth century and it soon boasted a sizable population spread across a number...