22 Lagonda Drive, Ingleburn NSW 2565

Corner block with dual-living studio | oversized garage and workshop | versatile for multigenerational or income use | family-friendly Ingleburn pocket The property’s primary buying case rests on its configuration: a separate studio with an ensuite on a 628m² corner block is rare in this price band and directly supports dual-living, home business, or rental income without structural change. The oversized garage and attached workshop extend this utility for trades or vehicle storage, while the high side street position and absence of overlay risks reduce holding uncertainty. This house suits a buyer who values flexibility over cosmetic polish,families wanting separation for teens or parents, investors seeking higher yield via a granny flat model, or owner-occupiers who can absorb a modest interior update for long-term equity gain. The main risk is that the core dwelling itself is dated and compact at ~160m², meaning resale appeal may narrow if the studio is not actively used for income or care. Buyers should budget for kitchen and bathroom refresh within five years to maintain comparability with median-priced stock in Ingleburn. The corner block also imposes higher fencing and garden maintenance. Commercially, the strongest opportunity is to rent the studio separately (STCA) to lift gross yield above 4%, or to hold as a multigenerational home that defers the cost of a second purchase. Hold this property for its configuration advantage, not its finishes.