12/105 James St, Punchbowl, NSW, 2460 - Townhouse Sold on 11 09 2016

SoldSep 11, 2016

12/105 James St, Punchbowl, NSW, 2460

Amount undisclosed

Townhouse

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Sep 11, 2016

What's around 12/105 James St

Serene townhouse with prized position and privacy

Embracing a prized north to rear aspect, this quiet townhouse features a sizeable two storey layout offering dual outdoor areas. It's set deep in the complex and has outstanding convenience, only footsteps from Arthur Park and minutes to shops and trains. - Open plan living and dining room receives ample natural light - Easy flow out to the quiet front entertainers' courtyard - Sun washed rear courtyard retreat enjoys exceptional privacy - Upgraded kitchen with a stainless oven and stylish joinery - Generously scaled bedrooms appointed with built-in wardrobes - Convert the versatile media room/study into a third bedroom - Full bathroom plus a lower level laundry and separate w/c - Air conditioning, security shutters plus under stair storage space - Lock-up garage, visitor parking and access to common garden - Minutes to Bankstown Station and Central Shopping Centre Strata levies $528pq

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Buyer's review

almost 10 years ago

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Thank you Michael and McGrath Bankstown Team

Michael made the property purchase process easy to understand - important for a first home buyer! Michael and his team went above and beyond "normal" customer service by making themselves available outside of business house - this was due to my busy work schedule and something that was greatly appreciated. Michael and his team were friendly, kept me up to date and have been a pleasure to work with. Thank you Michael and the McGrath Team (Bankstown).

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Seller's review

almost 10 years ago

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Approachability

Michael was very approachable and was keen to answer questions. He kept me up to date with all changes and anything that was happening. Thanks Micheal

Seller