This renovated three-bedroom apartment is peacefully set toward the back of a solid low-rise building overlooking the landscaped communal gardens.
A great layout, featuring windows along full north and south aspects, filling all rooms with natural light and cross-ventilation. Opening out to two balconies, a long terrace extends off the living room while a protected balcony steps out from the versatile home office or third bedroom.
Flaunting an ideal dual north easterly aspect, the kitchen is alive with natural light and a leafy outlook. Fitted with quality appliances, the sleek kitchen joinery is topped in a practical engineered stone. Offering much more than meets the eye, the apartment also features a lock-up garage, a well-equipped laundry room, a renovated bathroom and separate powder room.
Offering ample accommodation, access to green space and unrivalled convenience, walk to city trains in less than three minutes. Footsteps from Wollstonecraft village and Smoothey Park, discover the enviable lifestyle benefits of this tightly held yet supremely central enclave.
- Natural light streaming into the kitchen, leafy outlook
- Engineered stone kitchen benchtops, double sink
- Inset oak joinery and an ambient feature fireplace
- Miele dishwasher and a Westinghouse cooktop
- Encased in glass, full length window in the living area
- Long balcony overlooking the landscaped gardens
- Wall-mounted Daikin heating/air conditioning unit
- Generous built-in robes, ceiling fans
- Renovated bathroom, ribbed joinery and chic basin
- Separate powder room with basin and toilet
- Protected north facing balcony off bedroom three
- Fabulous north facing laundry with folding benches and storage
- Prized lock-up garage, defined entry with storage
- 300m to Wollstonecraft Station, shops and eateries
- Short walk to Berry Island reserve and Crows Nest shops, cafes and metro
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