47/18-22 Lords Avenue, Asquith, NSW, 2077 - Apartment Sold on 28 09 2026

SoldSep 28, 2026

47/18-22 Lords Avenue, Asquith, NSW, 2077

$860,000

158 m²

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Sep 28, 2026

What's around 47/18-22 Lords Avenue

The perfect upsize or downsize

Designed for those seeking more space or less maintenance, this impressive north-facing ground-floor apartment delivers the perfect balance of comfort and convenience. Totalling 158m2, ideal for downsizers wanting room for family visits or upsizers looking for extra bedrooms and a study nook, it features spacious open-plan living, a modern kitchen and a private courtyard with gate access. Positioned within the sought-after Asquith Rise complex, just 450m from Asquith station, shops, cafes and supermarket, it presents an exceptional opportunity in a highly convenient location. - Spacious ground-floor apartment with north aspect - Courtyard access provides further independence - Combined living and dining, timber laminate floors - Open plan design kitchen, gas cooking, dishwasher - Main bedroom enjoys an ensuite, walk-in wardrobe - Second/third bedrooms with built-in wardrobes - Dedicated study corner; ideal home office - Main bathroom with separate bath and shower - Wide entrance foyer, long storage cupboard, laundry - Dual zone ducted air conditioning, gas heating point - Double car space - side by side, plus storage cage - Potential rental income $850-$900pw - Favourable keeping of animals pet policy by-law Nearby points of interest: - 450m to Amor Street Park kids playground - 450m to Asquith station, supermarket, shops - 550m to St Patrick's Primary School - 700m to Asquith High School - 850m to Asquith Public School - 950m to Storey Park, Asquith Club - 1.9km to Asquith Golf Club - 2.4km to M1 Motorway, NorthConnex access - 2.5km to Hornsby Westfield shopping centre - 4.7km to Wahroonga station, village Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.