1/13 Ball Avenue

Eastwood NSW 2122

Unit

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Excellent Location Immaculately Renovated First Floor Unit

onveniently located just a few minutes walk from Eastwood Station and the bustling shopping precinct, this immaculate sun-filled spacious two-bedroom unit which delivers an excellent lifestyle of convenience and comfort. With a great quiet, sunny and beautiful aspect designed to maximize natural light, this property features a bright and airy living area that opens to a sunny balcony. Nestled in a highly sought-after location within the Eastwood Public School catchment, it presents an outstanding opportunity for first-home buyers and investors seeking a home within a highly desirable location. This is a home that is ready to move in and enjoy. Key Features: - Spacious light-filled Living opens onto a sunny balcony - Two spacious bedrooms - Large kitchen with quality appliances a - Beautiful interiors with high ceilings and flooeboard throughout - Modern bathroom and a separated practical laundry - Over-sized 25sqm lock-up garage and plenty of off street parking - Approx. 102sqm total area on title Location Highlights: - Within the Eastwood Public School catchments - Close to leading private schools including Marist College Eastwood and St Kevin's Catholic Primary School - Easy access to Macquarie University, Epping, Ryde and Parramatta - Only a short walk to Eastwood Station, shops, cafés and restaurants - Surrounded by local parks such as Eastwood Oval/Park and community amenities Approx. Outgoings: - Council: $381.40/qtr - Water: $208.77/qtr - Strata: $965.62/qtr DISCLAIMER: The above information contained herewith, including but not limited to the general property description, price, and the address, is provided to Raine & Horne Carlingford/Epping by third parties, we have obtained this information from sources we believe to be reliable, However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information and nor do we accept responsibility for its accuracy. Any interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and judgment to determine the accuracy of this information for their own purposes.