Gabbi and Rex are delighted to be offering this incredible, well-loved family home to the market.

Situated in an elevated position with uninterrupted views of Black Mountain and Telstra Tower in the distance, this expansive home is being offered for sale for the first time in its history.

The 1054m2 block has been developed with extensive rock work, creating flat, practical and functional terracing. You will be able to build gorgeous garden beds throughout or install a pool with incredible views of the valley. The property only has one neighbour along the southern border on the block, allowing you to take advantage of the green spaces next to and behind the home.

The expansive home offers five large bedrooms upstairs, four including built-in robes. The bedrooms are accompanied by two bathrooms, and a balcony overlooking the Weston Creek Valley.
Downstairs, family time comes alive with a large rumpus/multi-purpose room, sunken lounge with access to the outdoor tiled terrace space, separate dining room, and well-sized functional kitchen.

The original shagpile carpet and 70's kitchen, give this home real charm. Either extend and embrace the period features in the home, or create an architectural masterpiece working with the land, location, and current infrastructure of the home.

Opportunity awaits at 34 Rosebery Street, Fisher and we cannot wait for you to see it!

Property Features:
- Five large bedrooms upstairs, four with built-in robes
- Three Bathrooms, plus powder room downstairs.
- Sunken living room with access to outdoor terrace
- Great kitchen space with plenty of storage space
- Ducted gas heating
- Terraced block with extensive rock work
- Attached double garage with automatic door
- Incredible location with expansive views of the Weston Creek Valley
- Opportunity and development possibilities of current home

EER: 1.5
Living size: 285m2
Garage: 43m2
Bock size: 1054m2
UV: $516,000
Rates: $3,577 per annum
Built: 1974

Suburb Snapshot:
The Weston Creek suburb of Fisher is small and quiet–but that is certainly not a bad thing. The streets are lined with mature gumtrees, the blocks are large, and nature is right at your back door. The suburb has a small local shop with the basics and a medical centre, or for a more substantial shop, the Waramanga Shops and Cooleman Court are a short drive away. Living here means you're spoiled for choice when it comes to walking trails, bike paths and enjoying the local flora and fauna, with Mount Taylor on one side and Cooleman Ridge on the other.