4/36 Tennyson Rd

Mortlake NSW 2137

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Stylish One-Bedroom + Study | Investor Opportunity at The Milson

Discover boutique living at The Milson, an exclusive complex of just 13 apartments. This stylish one-bedroom plus study residence features generous open-plan living, contemporary finishes and a covered entertainer's balcony. Complemented by high ceilings, a well-appointed kitchen and a convenient Mortlake address, it presents an appealing opportunity for investors seeking a well-appointed, low-maintenance property. The property is subject to an Affordable Housing Scheme and is available for purchase by investors only. Property Features: - Boutique complex of only 13 apartments - Spacious open-plan living and dining area flowing onto a covered balcony - Separate study providing valuable additional space - Generous bedroom with built-in wardrobe - Well-appointed kitchen featuring gas cooking, 40mm stone benchtops and matching splashback - Quality stainless-steel appliances, dishwasher, soft-close cabinetry and ducted rangehood - Light-filled interiors with high ceilings and quality finishes throughout - Fully tiled designer bathroom - Internal laundry with combined washing machine and dryer - Ducted air conditioning and LED downlights - Security video intercom - Secure basement car space with lift access - Communal garden area Enjoy the convenience of Mortlake, with cafés, restaurants, shops, parks and everyday amenities nearby. The waterfront foreshore, ferry wharf and Breakfast Point village are also within easy reach, while Concord, Rhodes and Top Ryde offer further shopping, dining and entertainment options. Affordable Housing Scheme Disclosure: This property is subject to an Affordable Housing Scheme and is available for purchase by investors only. The applicable covenant specifies a period of not less than 10 years commencing from July 2019. This information has been provided to us; however, Laing+Simmons makes no guarantees regarding its accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own independent inquiries.