20/23 Woolcott St, Newport NSW 2106

Brilliant 1 Bedder & How the Sun Shines In

With a super sunny, top floor, north facing outlook, whisper quiet cul-de-sac position and bonus secure storeroom adjacent to your car space, could this be the best one bedder on offer so far this year?

Located at the head of the cul-de-sac, away from the madness of the modern world, the convenience and proximity cannot be overstated, just a short easy walk to local favourite, Lucky and Pep's and a short distance further to the beach.

The 199 bus stops on the corner of Gladstone and Woolcott Streets, so it may not be long before a trip to Mona Vale is just as quick and easy on the bus as it is by car.

Key features:
Supremely sunny north aspect and a private, leafy outlook
North/south floor plan means loads of natural light and excellent cross ventilation
Open plan living flows out to a sun drenched north facing balcony
Large kitchen, remodelled approx. 20 years ago presents a real opportunity to add your own style
Master bedroom with ensuite and internal laundry fittings
Undercover parking PLUS fabulous secure storeroom, perfect for tools and toys
Adjacent to Woolcott Reserve and Community Garden with majestic Jacaranda at your bedroom window

"Newport Life" - It's all on your doorstep and there for the taking!

Offered for the first time in over 20 years - Don't let this one get away

Details

Storeroom: 8.4 sqm
Car space: 13 sqm
Unit: 53.9 sqm (incl. balcony)
Total lot area: 75.3 sqm

Council Rates: $1,358.11 pa
Water Rates: $576.44 pa
Strata Levies: $819.95 pq

Call Nick Scarf 0411 197 486


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