35/8-10 Lachlan Street, Liverpool, NSW, 2170 - Apartment Sold on 24 10 2025

SoldOct 24, 2025

35/8-10 Lachlan Street, Liverpool, NSW, 2170

Amount undisclosed

139 m²

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Oct 24, 2025

What's around 35/8-10 Lachlan Street

Liverpool's Crown Jewel - A Newly Renovated 3-Bedroom Urban Retreat with Double Lock-up Garage

The golden western sun pours through floor-to-ceiling windows, casting warm patterns across your sprawling Open-Planed Sanctuary. You glide across wide-plank oak floors to your dual-aspect balcony, where the urban life style unfolds before you like a private retreat. This isn't just apartment living - this is your Dream Family Home and Ready to Move in! Your Dream Home Features: • Breathtaking Volume - A genius open-square design creates a cathedral-like sense of space, with seamless flow between living, dining and kitchen zones • Triple-Aspect Light Show - North, west & south exposures deliver an ever-changing play of sunlight from dawn to golden hour • Dual Balcony Lifestyle - Your morning espresso ritual in the master suite's private retreat, evening entertaining on the lounge terrace • Double Lock-up Garage - also comes with Visitor Parking, no more street parking hassles • LOW-MAINTENANCE - Traditional Full-brick construction means more time enjoying life, less time on upkeep The Ultimate Convenience: 5-minute stroll to Liverpool's buzzing CBD - Westfield, Hospital, Dining Precincts & Train Station. A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity: With Western Sydney Airport's 2026 opening already driving unprecedented growth, this property represents both an Exceptional Family Home and a Blue-chip Investment. Your Moment Awaits: Where every family milestone will be celebrated in style and comfort - this is more than a home, it's your new chapter in life. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third party. Sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. AII interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.