40 Peterlee Road Canley Heights, NSW 2166

Set on a generous 626sqm corner block in the heart of Canley Heights, this impressive property at 40 Peterlee Road offers a rare combination of space, flexibility, and future development potential thanks to its R3 zoning. Whether you're upsizing, investing, or seeking a multi-generational living solution, this property is sure to tick every box.

The main residence features:

- 4 generously sized bedrooms

- 2 well-appointed bathrooms

- Multiple living zones, including a bright sunroom and sheltered outdoor entertaining area

- Functional kitchen and spacious layout perfect for large families

At the rear, a fully self-contained retreat offers:

- 2 additional bedrooms

- Private bathroom

- Living area and kitchenette - ideal for in-laws, teenagers, or rental income (STCA)

- Sleepout providing added flexibility for guest accommodation, office, or storage

Located Near:

- Canley Heights Public School & Canley Vale High School

- Fairfield CBD, just a short drive away

- Canley Heights town centre - buzzing with cafés, restaurants, grocery stores, and boutiques

- Stockland Wetherill Park & Bonnyrigg Plaza nearby for all your shopping needs

- Easy access to public transport, including Canley Vale and Cabramatta train stations

- Short drive to Lansvale Reserve and local parks, perfect for weekend picnics and recreation

With wide street frontage on a corner block and R3 Medium Density Zoning, the development potential (STCA) is a major drawcard. This is a truly versatile property - live in one, rent the other, or explore future build options.

Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to secure a large, well-located property with outstanding upside in a family-friendly neighbourhood!

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