2003/2 Cambridge Street, Epping, NSW, 2121 - Apartment Sold on 18 12 2025

SoldDec 18, 2025

2003/2 Cambridge Street, Epping, NSW, 2121

Amount undisclosed

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Dec 18, 2025

What's around 2003/2 Cambridge Street

Brand new 2 bedrooms apartments with uninterrupted panoramic views, moving in about end of January 2026

Epica is a unique classy icon of elegancy. a mix of low density modern homes in a desirable Epping locale, nestled between the bustling village of Eastwood, and the retail hub of Macquarie. Situated on higher levels of this new iconic building at heart of Epping, this stunning executive 2-bedrooms apartments will impress you with its state of art finishes throughout and sweeping view Northern skyline Living in this superb residence, you are immersed in its abundant natural light, magnificent view and ultra convenience every day. Everything you can think of, schools, transportation, shopping and entertainment, restaurants, parks are ALL within minutes walk. Main Features: - Open-plan living/dining with uninterrupted panoramic views via floor-to-ceiling windows through to balcony - Oversize bedroom all with built in wardrobe, master bedroom with en-suite - Gourmet gas kitchen with stone benchtop & stainless steel appliances - Modern bathroom with frameless shower screen ducted air conditioning, internal laundry and timber flooring, video intercom security - Excellent appeal for growing family, downsizers and astute investors Location Features: - 100m from Epping train station, bus stop and town centre - One stop to Macquarie University and Macquarie Shopping centre or Eastwood. - Epping Public School, Epping Boys High School, Cheltenham Girls High School, catchments Developer & Builder: SH International Architect: Zhinar Disclaimer: The information presented has been furnished from sources we deem to be reliable. We have not verified whether or not the information is accurate and do not accept any responsibility to any person and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should rely on their own enquiries in order to determine the accuracy of this information.