$270,000

48 Mercy Street,Bombala NSW 2632

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Home sweet home!

Situated in the elevated Mercy Street Bombala, and over looking the township and countryside of Bombala, this 3 bedroom home is move in ready with nothing to do but unpack! The living room opens out onto the front verandah allowing you to take in the beautiful views, the dining room opens out onto the back verandah and is perfect for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining. The large kitchen is complete with all the mod cons and overlooks the backyard.

A very spacious master bedroom has built in robes and overlooks the township. Bedroom 2 & 3 are also great sizes. Bathroom complete with vanity, shower and toilet. The external laundry also contains a second toilet and sits just off the back verandah along with a detached room that's perfect as a 4th bedroom, teenage retreat, mancave or home office!

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Features

Garden Shed
Heating Gas
Heating Wood Fire
Off-street Parking
Solar Panels

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Key Details

Property Type:House

Lot:5

Plan Type:DP

Plan:22176

Stamp Duty:$7,922

Past sales information

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Christine McIntosh
Landmark Harcourts Bombala

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Block information

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