Perfectly positioned on the edge of Chippendale, this apartment offers the ultimate inner city lifestyle with Central Park's vibrant mix of dining, shopping, and green spaces just moments away. From morning walks through Prince Alfred Park to nights spent exploring Spice Alley's culinary gems, you'll love the unbeatable convenience and energy of this location.
Step inside this well presented and functional one bedroom apartment and feel instantly at home. Designed for easy living, it boasts a clever layout with open plan living and dining, a generous kitchen, and a unique mezzanine bedroom that adds a touch of New York flair. Ideal for first home buyers and investors alike, this property ticks all the boxes for style, comfort, and long term growth.
What we love about this apartment:
- Bright open plan living and dining area with sleek plantation shutters
- Split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort
- Spacious kitchen with ample bench and cupboard space - a rare find in one bedroom apartments
- Elevated mezzanine bedroom with a New York style vibe and privacy from the living zone
- Fully tiled, low-maintenance bathroom
- Secure building with intercom access
- Located on the fringe of Chippendale, within walking distance to Central Park, Broadway Shopping Centre and the CBD
- Easy transport access via Central Station trains, Metro, and buses all close by
- Surrounded by major universities including UTS, Sydney University, and TAFE
- Access multiple nearby green spaces Central Park green, Prince Alfred Park and Victoria Park
The Perfect Inner City Opportunity
Whether you're a first home buyer seeking a convenient city base or an investor chasing a blue chip opportunity, this apartment offers strong rental demand, low outgoings, and excellent long term appeal. An exceptional lifestyle or investment choice - all within one of Sydney's most connected and thriving precincts.
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