Well Maintained Home In A Popular Location Of Hurstville

Well Maintained Home In A Popular Location Of Hurstville<br/><br/>Set in a commanding position and enjoying peace and quiet, this renovated brick home offers an exciting lifestyle in a quiet golden triangle of an evolving precinct, enjoy the low maintenance lifestyle of this comfortable 2 bedroom semi, set in a convenient location with transport close by and only a short walk to Beverly Hills Train Station, shops, cafés, restaurants, and local schools.<br/><br/>Featuring:<br/><br/>* Two generous size bedrooms with built-in wardrobes <br/>* Bright, fresh interiors complemented by modern finishes <br/>* Manicured courtyard <br/>* Large and bright, open-plan tiled living area <br/>* High ceilings <br/>* Master bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a sunroom <br/>* Second bedroom with mirror-built-in wardrobe <br/>* Renovated and spacious kitchen with stainless steel gas cooking appliances <br/>* Internal laundry with additional storage cupboards <br/>* Modern bathroom with shower, bath, and toilet <br/>* Second renovated bathroom with shower, vanity, and toilet <br/>* Two good size sheds and an outdoor office or a kid's playroom <br/>* North-facing backyard, off-street parking for 2 vehicles <br/>* As freshly painted throughout <br/>* New carpet in the bedrooms <br/>* Short walk to Hurstville or Beverly Hills Train Station, local parks, shops & local cafés or easy walk to Hurstville Westfield.<br/><br/>Minutes to Sydney Technical School, Hurstville Boys High School, Bethany College, Girls Catholic School, Hurstville Train Station, Shops, Parks & Transportation.<br/><br/>Agents:<br/>Iain Mason 0419 533 133<br/>Application Form: http://www.willowrealty.com.au/rental-application-form<br/><br/>WILLOW REALTY PTY LIMITED<br/>Office: 633 Princes Highway, Rockdale NSW 2216<br/>T: +612 9577 8400<br/>F: +612 9599 1852<br/><br/>DISCLAIMER: Whilst we deem this information to be reliable the agent cannot guarantee its accuracy and accepts no responsibility for such. Interested persons should rely on their own inquiries.