25/227-231 Targo Road, Girraween, NSW, 2145

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25/227-231 Targo Road, Girraween, NSW, 2145

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108 m²

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13 days on the market

What's around 25/227-231 Targo Road

High Rental Yield Investment in Girraween

Presented by Alex Georgiou of Ray White United Group, this well-positioned apartment at 25/227-231 Targo Road, Girraween offers an excellent opportunity for first home buyers or savvy investors. This second-floor residence features two well-sized bedrooms, a central bathroom, and a desirable north-facing aspect that fills the home with natural light. The spacious kitchen offers ample storage, making everyday cooking both practical and enjoyable, while the split-system air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. Ideally located, the property is just a short walk to Toongabbie Train Station, providing easy access to transport. You'll also be close to local shopping centres, medical facilities, and a selection of highly regarded schools, including St Anthony's Primary School, Girraween Public School, and Girraween Selective High School. Investors take note: Currently leased for $500 per week (lease in place until September 2026) Property features & inclusions: • 2 bedrooms with built in wardrobes • Main bathroom with shower and bathtub • Open plan apartment living • Fully tiled throughout with carpets to bedrooms • Single lock up garage • Second floor north facing apartment • South facing balcony • Bathed in natural sunlight Location Highlights: • Short walk to Toongabbie Train Station • Close to local shopping centres • Walk to St Anthony's Primary School • Easy access to Girraween Public School • Close to Girraween Selective High School • Nearby medical centres and local amenities Total Size: 108sqm (88sqm internal size including balcony) Free strata report available on request Contact: Alex Georgiou 0432 578 968 Lachlan Ackroyd-Broadbere 0418 310 385 Disclaimer: All information is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries. Some images may have been digitally enhanced.