17A Truro Parade Padstow, NSW 2211

Merging generous proportions and a private setting, this freestanding brick home is tailor made for family life, offering comfort and flexibility. Peaceful yet convenient, it's a short stroll to Padstow village shops and station.

• Free flowing single level layout offers choice of living spaces
• Central family zone opens to broad alfresco entertaining area
• Salt water pool edged by child-friendly lawn and native trees
• Modern stone finished kitchen features all Miele appliances
• Six double bedrooms, all appointed with built-in wardrobes
• Good sized master ensuite and recently renovated main bathroom
• Air conditioning, tiled/timber floors, workshop/storage sheds
• Large double carport also suitable as covered outdoor setting
• Footsteps to local primary school, cafes and riverfront trails

Please provide the following with your application:
- Please provide 100 points of identification (if you are a non-Australian resident we will also require a copy of your visa) : Current drivers licence (40 points), Birth Certificate (30 points), Proof of age card (30 points), Passport (40 points), Medicare card (20 points), Credit card (20 points), Motor vehicle registration certificate (10 points), Bank statement (10 points), Telephone account statement (10 points), Gas account statement (10 points), Electricity account statement (10 points)
- Proof of rental history:Last four rental receipts or print out of rental ledger
- Proof of current address: Utility statements (no greater than six months old) or Council rates notice
- Proof of income: Three recent pay slips or bank statement. If self-employed - tax returns and business registration
- References: Minimum two written references from previous agent or landlord; and/or written reference from employer or friend.

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