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MGM Martin proudly presenting this 3 Bedroom apartment, which provides designer urban living at its finest. This lovely 'Acacia Garden' apartment, set within tree-lined surroundings, provides adaptable space and is only steps from Broadway shopping centre, local businesses, services, Darling Harbour, and the heart of the CBD.
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Why make this your home?
- Inviting open plan living space with tiled flooring
- Generous bedrooms with wardrobes and timber flooring
- Sun filled entertaining balcony with north aspect
- Brand new kitchen with quality gas appliances
- Brand new bathroom offers separate bath and shower
- Security parking, lift access, intercom plus onsite manager
- Ducted air-conditioning, separate laundry space offering storage space
- Heated pool and spa, gym, sauna and landscaped gardens
- Walk across the park and foreshore to Blackwattle Bay Park
- 800m to Broadway shops, 1km to the University of Sydney
- Easy access to the CBD and Darling Harbour attractions
- Double undercover security parking
Where is it?
The resort-style gym facilities include a heated pool, a well-equipped gymnasium, a sauna, a spa, and male and female amenities. BBQ area and gardens situated close Darling Harbour and the Sydney CBD. Walk to Broadway, Sydney Fish Markets, public transit (train and bus), Broadway shopping centre, Darling Harbour, UTS and Sydney University, and Ultimo Public or IGS schools.
** Please note, while care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars & all information is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. In addition to this, any interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects.
** Photography and Illustrations are for presentation purposes only and should only be regarded as indicative representations only
