Unbeatably Central, Leafy Cosmopolitan Living Awaits!

Quick Facts
Inspection Time: Sat 10 Apr 2021 (11:10AM - 11:30AM)
Lease Period: 12 Months Preferred
Pets: Considered on Application
Available: 17th April 2020
Parking: Single Undercover Parking
Application: Apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore



Superbly central to the heart of Crows Nest and its neighbouring suburbs, this welcoming one-bedroom security apartment is peacefully positioned at the back of a low-rise block of just fifteen.

Enjoying a leafy easterly outlook, the combined lounge and dining space spills out to a relaxing balcony. The practically appointed kitchen also delights in the surrounding greenery whilst plush grey carpets unites the living area and bedroom.

Located for lifestyle, stroll to vibrant Willoughby Road cafes in mere minutes along with Cammeray shops, St Leonards Park and the attractions of nearby Neutral Bay and North Sydney. Perfect for the commuter, express city buses are literally footsteps away in addition to speedy Harbour Bridge approaches.



Accommodation
- Morning sun warming the balcony and combined lounge and dining room
- Functional kitchen featuring an Omega oven, ample storage and two sinks
- Double bedroom with mirrored built-ins adjoining the light-filled bathroom
- Renovated bathroom with internal laundry facilities


Features
- Handy 1st-floor position toward the rear of the building, security intercom
- Undercover parking, external storage space, linen press and laundry space
- 500m walk to Crows Nest cafes and a 650m walk to Stockland Cammeray
- Short travel time into the CBD, stroll into North Sydney CBD



FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
SAMUEL PETROU - 0466 155 915



Apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore



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