49 Forsyth Street, Belmore, NSW 2192

Brimming with space, style and appeal, this brick-veneer home is being offered to the market for the first time in more than three decades. Set on a spacious 651sqm block, it presents a rare opportunity to secure a much-loved residence with endless potential for future updates, extensions, or redevelopment (STCA).

The home features 3 generously sized bedrooms plus a separate study or (4th Bedroom), all within a practical single-level layout that includes multiple living areas, perfect for family living or entertaining. Comfort is assured year-round with split system air-conditioning and gas heating, while the modern kitchen comes equipped with gas cooking, dishwasher and plenty of storage space.

A wide side driveway provides easy access through to a carport and a double lock-up garage, which also includes a workshop area-ideal for trades, hobbies, or extra storage. The expansive backyard offers further scope to extend or landscape to your liking.

Conveniently located close to both private and public schools, local shops, parks, and public transport, this home also offers rapid access to the Sydney CBD, making it a superb choice for families, renovators, or investors looking for strong future potential.

Property Features:

• Brick veneer construction with 3 spacious bedrooms + separate study (or 4th Bedroom)
• Single-level layout with multiple living areas
• Split system air-conditioning and gas heating for year-round comfort
• Modern kitchen featuring gas cooking and ample storage
• Wide side driveway with access to a double lock-up garage + workshop
• Expansive backyard with room to grow or develop approx 651sqm
• Moments drive to shops, schools, parks, and public transport

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