313/70 Mountain Street

Ultimo NSW 2007

98 m²

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

84sqm One-Bedroom Apartment with Study & Terrace

Positioned on level three of a secure, lift-accessed building in Ultimo, this spacious apartment offers a practical layout with a separate study room, open-plan living and dining, and a private terrace featuring established trees and the potential to create your own garden retreat. It presents an appealing opportunity for owner-occupiers and investors seeking convenience and lifestyle in a sought-after city-fringe location. - 84 sqm apartment with a functional layout - One bedroom with built-in wardrobe - Separate study room, ideal for working from home - Open-plan living and dining area flowing onto a private terrace - Private terrace with trees and potential to create your own garden retreat - Functional kitchen with gas appliances - Split-system air conditioning and internal laundry - Secure basement 14 sqm car space - Close to Broadway Shopping Centre, UTS, the University of Sydney and TAFE - Convenient access to Central Station, light rail and public transport - Moments from Darling Harbour, Sydney CBD, cafés and restaurants Whether you are looking for a convenient city-fringe home, a practical base close to major universities or an investment opportunity in an established location, this apartment combines functional living, private outdoor space and easy access to Sydney's education, transport, shopping and lifestyle amenities. Outgoings - Water Rates: Approx. $226 per quarter - Council Rates: Approx. $304 per quarter - Unit Strata Levies: Approx. $1,267 per quarter - Car Space Strata Levies: Approx. $335 per quarter Disclaimer: Virtual furniture has been used for marketing purposes. This information was prepared with all due care and is current at the time of publication. We cannot warrant its accuracy, currency, completeness, reliability, or suitability, especially material supplied by third parties. The material is provided for general information only; the reader should seek independent advice relevant to your circumstances.