21/13-19 Railway Street, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153

Situated within the highly sought after Baulkham Hills North precinct, this elevated north facing apartment offers the ultimate in convenience and comfort. The tranquil setting makes the perfect environment for the family to enjoy all year round. With amenities in every direction, accessibility is front of mind being a short walk to Grove Square Shopping Centre, the City Express buses, local eateries and day care centres nearby for the kids. The aspect promises light filled living throughout the day, with the balcony area perfect for entertaining with family and friends. The complex is meticulously maintained, with gardens and grassed areas to enjoy in all seasons. The updated floorboards provide a modern feel as soon as you step inside, with Master bedroom boasting green vista views. Within a tightly held complex, this turnkey ready apartment is the perfect opportunity for the first home buyer, investor or downsizer.

Zoned to Baulkham Hills North Public School and Muirfield High School, with Hazelgrove Early Learning Centre nearby. Stroll to Grove Square Shopping Centre. Minutes' walk to City Express bus, Parramatta bus access on Windsor Road, or short drive to M2/M7 onramps.

- BIRs to two bedrooms, with Master boasting ensuite and balcony access
- Updated floorboards & freshly painted throughout the home
- Open plan living and dining area to north facing balcony
- Updated horseshoe kitchen features gas cooking, s/steel appliances & b/bar
- Central bathroom features classic finishes with bathtub
- Sun drenched north facing balcony overlooks green vista
- Oversized double lock up garage
- Split-system A/C for all year round comfort

Within a tightly held complex, this turnkey ready apartment is the perfect opportunity for the first home buyer, investor or downsizer.

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