2/28 Cross St

Corrimal NSW 2518

52 m²

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Light-Filled Loft Living with Plenty of Character

Tucked away within a peaceful, well-maintained complex, this unique loft-style unit offers an exciting opportunity for first-home buyers, investors or anyone seeking something a little different in a convenient Corrimal location. Full of character, the home combines exposed brick and timber features with an open loft-style floorplan, creating a warm and inviting space with a distinct sense of personality. An impressive skylight draws an abundance of natural light into both the bedroom and living area, further enhancing the home's bright and airy feel. Updated throughout, the property features a modern kitchen with excellent storage and a refreshed bathroom, making it ready to move straight in or lease out. Split-system air conditioning provides year-round comfort, while a generous internal laundry adds further practicality. Complete with an off-street car space and positioned within easy reach of Corrimal's shops, cafés, transport, schools and everyday amenities, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure an affordable and character-filled property in a highly convenient location. Key Features: - Unique open loft-style floorplan with exposed brick and timber features - Light-filled loft bedroom with feature skylight - Updated kitchen with excellent storage - Modernised bathroom and generous internal laundry - Open-plan living and dining with split-system air conditioning - Single off-street car space - Peaceful, well-maintained complex close to Corrimal shops, cafés and transport The Important Numbers: Council Rates = $415.99 pq Water Rates = $216.53 pq Strata Levies = $600.00 pq Agent: Ben Spiteri LREA 20468325 *This advertising has been prepared by MMJ Real Estate (MMJ) for the purpose of advertising and general information only. MMJ do not guarantee, represent, or warrant that the information contained in this advertising is correct. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information published.*