33 Fuyu Street, Cobbitty, NSW 2570

OTTO Property presents this contemporary four-bedroom home in Cobbitty, offering spacious interiors, a dedicated study and a generous lawned backyard. With neutral interiors and a flexible two-storey layout, this home brings together comfort, practicality and room for family life.

The expansive open-plan living and dining area provides a natural gathering place, with large windows drawing in natural light and sliding doors connecting to the backyard. Overlooking this space, the kitchen combines an island breakfast bar with pendant lighting, gas cooking and a walk-in pantry-well suited to everyday meals and entertaining.

A separate front lounge adds flexibility, while all four bedrooms are positioned upstairs alongside the study. The master bedroom enjoys its own ensuite and walk-in robe, creating a comfortable retreat. 

Features
• Four carpeted bedrooms, including a master with ensuite and walk-in robe
• Built-in robes to the remaining three bedrooms
• Spacious open-plan living and dining area with tiled flooring
• Separate front lounge and dedicated upstairs sitting area
• Kitchen with island breakfast bar, pendant lighting and walk-in pantry
• Gas cooktop, oven, stainless steel rangehood and dishwasher
• Main bathroom with separate bathtub and glass-screened shower
• Downstairs powder room, separate laundry and upstairs storage
• Neutral colour palette, downlights and roller blinds
• Fenced backyard with a generous lawn and access from the main living area
• Double garage with internal access and additional driveway parking

Location
Situated in Cobbitty in Sydney's south-west, with shopping and dining options at The Podium in neighbouring Oran Park. Cobbitty Public School is located within the suburb; buyers should confirm school catchments and enrolment eligibility directly. Shopping and dining · School information

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