202/28 Shepherd Street

Liverpool NSW 2170

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Stylish 1-Bedroom Apartment in Liverpool’s Sought-After Paper Mill Precinct

Stylish 1-Bedroom Apartment in Liverpool’s Sought-After Paper Mill Precinct Discover convenient, low-maintenance apartment living in the popular Paper Mill precinct of Liverpool. Perfectly suited to first-home buyers, professionals, downsizers and savvy investors, this one-bedroom apartment offers an appealing combination of lifestyle, convenience and accessibility. Positioned within The Bindery, part of the well-known Paper Mill development, this apartment provides an opportunity to enjoy a vibrant riverside community with shopping, dining, transport and essential amenities close by. Property Features: -Spacious and well-designed bedroom with built-in robe -Open-plan living and dining area flowing to sundrenched balcony -Functional kitchen with practical storage and preparation space -Fully tiled bathroom with modern frameless shower screen -Low-maintenance layout, ideal for easy everyday living -Awards The Bindery development and situated in the popular Paper Mill precinct -Ideal for first-home buyers, professionals, downsizers and investors Location Highlights: -Paper Mill Precinct: Enjoy the convenience of a vibrant riverside community with dining and lifestyle options nearby -Liverpool Train Station: Convenient access to Sydney’s rail network and local bus connections -Westfield Liverpool: Close to major retailers, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants -Liverpool Hospital: Easy access to one of South Western Sydney’s major healthcare facilities -Collimore Park: Nearby green space for outdoor recreation and relaxation -Liverpool CBD: Close to shopping, education, professional services and everyday essentials -Major Road Connections: Convenient access to the Hume Highway, M5 and M7 motorways for travel throughout Sydney Disclaimer: The information provided is intended as a guide only and does not form part of any contract. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.