2/26 Berkeley Street, South Wentworthville NSW 2145

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LOW MAINTENANCE CONTEMPORARY LIVING

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Often sought and rarely found, this recently modernized and beautifully presented two-bedroom single level villa home features a spacious floor plan with quality inclusions, recently refreshed interiors freshly painted throughout, and brand new floating floorboards, presenting a low maintenance lifestyle within a convenient setting.

Situated within a short stroll to public transport, reputable schools, local shops, close to cosmopolitan Parramatta CBD with one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, Westmead Hospital precinct with one of the largest health, education, research and training centres in Australia. Within easy access to newly expanded M4 WestConnex and just 27km from Sydney CBD. It features:

- Spacious living & dining area opens onto undercover courtyard
- Huge outdoor area is ideal for alfresco dining & family entertainment
- Large modern kitchen with gas cooking & dishwasher
- Sleek fully-tiled bathroom with separate bath & shower
- 2 generous-sized bedrooms, with built-in wardrobe in the master
- Reverse-cycle air conditioner in both bedrooms
- Internal laundry room with 2nd toilet
- Freshly painted throughout & brand new floating floorboards
- Large lock-up garage with ample space for storage or workshop
- Garage also boasts auto-door, as well as backyard & internal access
- LOW STRATA: only $326.70 per quarter (approx)


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