Positioned on the first floor of an impressive Victorian terrace, this oversized one-bedroom apartment offers generous proportions, beautiful period character and an exceptionally convenient Forest Lodge address.
Showcasing soaring ceilings, ornate detailing and large arched windows, the apartment has a sense of space rarely found in a one-bedroom residence. The generous living room is filled with natural light and features an ornate decorative fireplace, while the oversized bedroom continues the home's period charm with another decorative fireplace and excellent storage.
A separate dining area provides valuable additional living space, while the well-sized kitchen offers gas cooking, ample cabinetry and a casual breakfast bar. Perfectly positioned for an Inner West lifestyle, the apartment is within easy reach of Glebe Point Road, Tramsheds, Sydney University, RPA Hospital, Broadway Shopping Centre and surrounding parklands.
Features include:
-Oversized one-bedroom apartment on the first floor of a Victorian terrace
-Generous living room with soaring ceilings and ornate period detailing
-Large arched windows providing excellent natural light
-Spacious double bedroom with built-in storage
-Decorative fireplaces adding classic Victorian character
-Separate dining area offering additional living or work-from-home space
-Generous kitchen with gas cooking, ample cabinetry and breakfast bar
-Bathroom with bathtub and shower
-Practical, spacious layout with excellent storage
-Convenient access to buses and surrounding transport
-Walk to Glebe Point Road cafés and restaurants, Tramsheds and waterfront parklands
-Close to Sydney University, RPA Hospital, Broadway Shopping Centre and Ross Street cafés
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