1/150-152 Great Western Highway, Kingswood NSW 2747

This conveniently located unit has undergone a high quality renovation notable by its superb kitchen and bathroom. The unit enjoys plenty of natural light with a North-facing lounge opening to the generous balcony. The station is across the road, hospital around the corner and Western Sydney University an easy walk away too. Great for investors and those entering the market, this unit will appeal to discerning buyers looking for great value. Features include:

* Two bedrooms, master bedroom with built-in wardrobe
* Renovated kitchen; plenty of cupboard and bench space
* Stone counter/splash-backs, soft-close doors & drawers
* Quality appliances inc. ceramic cooktop, fan-forced oven
* New bathroom; floor to ceiling tiles and plenty of storage
* Well positioned internal laundry with window ventilation
* Fresh paint and carpet with new light fittings throughout
* Split-system reverse cycle air-conditioning in the lounge
* Lock-up garage directly below unit with covered access
* Secure complex with master-key access to the building

A recently renovated unit where you won't have to lift a finger and with a location that is the ultimate in convenience. Please see the drone aerial images in our photo carousel for exact distances to all of the many surrounding points of interest.

More information including the contract of sale and a FAQ sheet with age, outgoings, rent appraisal, no. of units in the complex, pets policy and more is available on the Stanton & Taylor Real Estate website (safe download links towards the bottom left of web page).

*Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out and rely solely upon their own investigations.

**The presentation of this property includes virtual furniture which has been digitally rendered with all care taken to present scale and aspect ratio as accurately as possible by our supplier. The placement of furniture has been considered from an interior design perspective without consideration of where the service points (power, tv, network) are actually located.