LIFESTYLE OF CONVENIENCE OR A SET FORGET INVESTMENT!!

Shaktika Singh and team at Harcourts Eternity - Toongabbie are delighted to present this impeccable, luxurious young apartment. Combining an ultra convenient location, versatile floor plan, this fantastic unit is located above Portico Plaza Shopping Centre, only minutes walk to Toongabbie station and provides an easy lifestyle package that caters for the growing family.<br/><br/>Forget the parking hassles, leaving the car in the secure basement parking facilities within the complex and take the short stroll to this fabulous amenity on offer.<br/><br/>This spacious apartment offers further features including:<br/><br/>* 650M Walk to Toongabbie Train Station <br/>* Large balcony <br/>* Large open plan living /dining area<br/>* Ensuite to the master bedroom, with built in robes<br/>* Split air conditioned throughout<br/>* Modern kitchen with quality appliances<br/>* A main bathroom with a separate laundry<br/>* Lift access in the complex<br/>* Secure basement parking spaces <br/><br/>With motivated vendors, this property provides a wonderful opportunity for an owner occupier or astute investor looking to secure a premium property in a prime location. With markets, shops, cafes and schools at your doorstep and within a short public commute to the Parramatta City and CBD.<br/><br/>Low quarterly out-goings:<br/>Council rates: $229.20 per quarter approx.<br/>Strata rates: $638.55 per quarter approx.<br/><br/>Units with attributes like these are scarce. Affordably priced and perfectly located in a prestige street of Toongabbie, this property is sure to be highly sought after by investors, first home buyers and down sizers looking for an easy to maintain, luxurious home. Don't miss this opportunity, contact Shaktika on Tanjot on 0452 223 330 or 0405 514 712 or team at Harcourts Eternity 9636 3837 to avoid any disappointments.<br/><br/>"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".