Natasha Warr

Property Manager 

Let!

Positioned in vibrant neighbourhood of Campbelltown with panoramic views and walking distance to Campbelltown's CBD is this stunning top floor apartment!
This modern abode features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, full size kitchen, open plan living, dining, two balconies, single car space plus caged storage.

The bedrooms are generous in size with built in wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom off the master. The master bedroom also has access to its own private balcony overlooking the surrounding landscapes.  The ensuite epitomises the high standard of the built of this apartment block, with shower, modern tiles with feature wall and luxurious single vanity.

The immaculate interior features modern 3-step cornices, tiled kitchen and plush carpet throughout the remainder of the apartment. The kitchen has polyurethane cabinetry with ample storage, gas cook top, oven, dishwasher, tiled splashbacks, 20 mm Caesarstone bench tops with breakfast bar, double sink, gas cooktop and a wide fridge alcove.

The dining and living room boast panoramic views high above the local skyline through glass sliding doors that open out onto the second balcony. The spacious balcony is the perfect place to sit and relax in the afternoon sun.

With everything you could need day to day, within an easy walking distance the location couldn't be better. If you need the car, you won't even have to worry about fighting for a spot, as you will have access to a secured car space in the carpark, plus a private caged storage space.

** No Pets Permitted

Other features include:
• One reserved car parking spaces in underground secure car park
• Cage storage in secure carpark
• Within walking distance to Campbelltown CBD and public transportation
• Minutes to all major sporting grounds including Campbelltown Stadium, Campbelltown Mall and Macarthur Square Shopping Centres

Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable.  However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.