1701/1 Boys Avenue, Blacktown NSW 2148

Situated on the 17th floor of the Altitude building, an iconic landmark in the Blacktown CBD and one of the highest tower built in the region - this 2 bedroom apartment is perfect entry level property for a first home buyer or an investor.

Property features include:

+ 2 spacious bedrooms with plush carpet flooring and ensuite to main. Separate second bathroom.
+ Open plan living and dining area overlooking views.
+ Sundrenched aspect with a bright and airy feel throughout the apartment.
+ High ceilings, quality finishing, ducted air conditioning and tiled kitchen area.
+ Contemporary kitchen with stone benchtop, delonghi appliances and plenty of cabinet space.
+ Currently tenanted at $470 per week on periodic agreement.

Location Features:

School Catchment:

+ Primary School: Blacktown North Public School -1.5Km or 18 min walk or 3 min drive
+ High School: Blacktown Boys High School - 650m or 8 min walk
+ High School: Blacktown Girls High School - 700m - 9 min walk

Public Transport:

+ Nearest bus stop at Blacktown Station - 260m or 4 min walk
+ Nearest train station: Blacktown - 260m or 4 min walk

Shops:
+ Westpoint - 600 m - 8 min walk

Medical Facilities:
+ Blacktown Hospital - 2Km or 6 min drive

Get in touch with us to find out more or come along to the next inspection.

Disclaimer:
*In light of the recent developments regarding COVID-19, we ask that if you wish to visit one of our properties that you adhere to the health guidelines issued by the NSW Government. Please remain home if you are feeling unwell, minimise contact, and maintain 1.5m physical distancing inside and outside the property. As we work through this process, we kindly ask you to be patient during an inspection and follow the advice of the agent*

Disclaimer:
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