Welcome to 120 Margaret Street: a neat and tidy double brick home in a superb central location. The house is light and bright, and characterised by an abundance of space that starts with the three bedrooms, which are all on the large size. There's also two separate living areas, including a delightful, north-facing sunroom which is enhanced by a stylish exposed brick feature wall. Both the kitchen and bathroom have modern touches, while there is the full spectrum of heating and cooling options to ensure year-round comfort. The block is secure, private and has been adorned with an array of established trees, hedges and gardens. It also accommodates a detached garage with separate workshop space, both of which are accessible via the concrete side driveway. The Department of Primary Industries Offices are a short walk away; shops and parks not much further; and the CBD just a couple of minutes' drive. A true gem in the heart of Orange.

FEATURES
- Double brick house in fantastic central location
- Three large bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes
- Spacious and well-appointed kitchen
- Adjacent dining room
- Main living room
- North-facing sunroom with exposed brick feature wall
- Updated bathroom
- Laundry with adjoining mudroom
- Second separate toilet
- Ducted gas heating
- Two split-system air conditioning units
- Ceiling fans
- Abundance of internal storage
- External shutters on windows
- 594-square-metre block
- Established trees, gardens, hedges and lawns
- Single garage with separate workshop space
- Attached carport
- Secure, private backyard
- Convenient to Department of Primary Industries offices
- Close to parks, shops and school
- Estimated rental return: $500 per week

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