5/14 Henry Street, Queens Park, NSW, 2022 - Apartment Sold on 11 05 2023

SoldMay 11, 2023

5/14 Henry Street, Queens Park, NSW, 2022

$800,000

Apartment

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28 days on the market

Sold: May 11, 2023

What's around 5/14 Henry Street

Boutique Apartment In A Leafy Parkside Setting

Apartments in Queens Park are few and far between and this boutique charmer presents a superb opportunity for those looking to buy into one of the east's most sought-after neighbourhoods. Set to the quiet rear of a block, the oversized apartment is one of nine in a well-kept block on the edge of the park grounds and just one block back from Charing Cross village. Featuring a new designer bathroom and one secure car space on-title, the one-bedroom apartment's elevated ground floor position affords easy access while its clean lines, freshly schemed interiors and solid double-brick build make for comfortable living. Stroll up to Bronte Road's cafe scene, stroll down to the park grounds and across to Centennial Park or walk up to Bondi Junction's retail hub and Westfield. • Secure block of only 9 set amid well maintained gardens • Spacious layout, sunny king-sized bedroom with built-ins • Clean lines, large windows and quality new carpeting • Large living room with study area, separate dine-in kitchen • Stylish bathroom with a Corian vanity, Parisi appointments • KitKat finger tiles, brushed nickel tapware, dual shower heads • The first time offered for sale in 24 years, low strata levies • 1km to Westfield, easy access to Bronte and Bondi Beaches

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Seller's review

about 3 years ago

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Edward brown was very professional, easy to...

Edward brown was very professional, easy to deal with and incredibly experienced. I felt comfortable that I could voice my views and he understood my position. After owning the property for 24 years he made it as smooth as possible for me and worked hard for the price that I believed was fair.

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