13 Richmond Crescent, Campbelltown, NSW 2560

Farha Diba Raine & Horne Ingleburn proudly present this privately positioned family home, perfectly combining space, functionality, and everyday comfort. Set on a generous 584 sqm block with a sun-filled north-east orientation, this well-appointed residence features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a double garage, and a dedicated workshop-making it ideal for growing families or those seeking extra versatility.

Designed for relaxed living and effortless entertaining, the home boasts an updated kitchen, spacious living areas, and a sunlit verandah that opens to a low-maintenance backyard. Located in a quiet, family-friendly street, it offers the comfort of privacy while being ready for you to move in and enjoy.

3 BED || 2 BATH || 2 GARAGE

• Privately set back with a generous, established front yard

• Well-equipped kitchen with electric cooktop, brand new oven, rangehood, and ample storage

• Open dining area flowing to the backyard via sliding doors

• Comfortable family room with split-system air conditioning and access to the verandah

• Master bedroom with built-in robe and ensuite

• Two additional bedrooms with soft carpeting

• Spacious main bathroom with separate bath, shower, and vanity

• Convenient separate toilet and internal laundry with outdoor access

• Wide concrete driveway with ample off-street parking

• Double garage with workshop space and rear storage room

• Paved BBQ area and fully grassed, low-maintenance backyard

LOCATION FEATURES:

• 1 min to Waminda Shops and Campbelltown East Public School

• 2 mins to Valley Reserve

• 4 mins to Campbelltown Station

• 5 mins to Campbelltown Mall

• 8 mins to Macarthur Square and Campbelltown Hospital

• 9 mins to the Hume Motorway

Contact Farha Diba on 0405 436 393 to inspect the property today. This opportunity is not to be missed!

DISCLAIMER: Every precaution has been taken to establish accuracy of this information but does not constitute any representation by the vendor or agent. Prospective purchasers are urged to rely on their own enquiries.