2A Queen Street, Croydon NSW 2132

ALSO KNOWN AS 1/130-132 CROYDON ROAD, CROYDON
Conveniently positioned in the great location with easy access to Croydon or Burwood train stations in just minutes, there are 3 parks very close by, including an off leash dog park across the road, Wests Sports and Bowls Club is also close by, a well-regarded childcare centre just up the road and Croydon Public School and Holy Innocents' Primary schools are close by, excellent schools like PLC, Burwood Girls High School are also within walking distance from this property.
Satin smooth and impressive, this stylish North facing brick semi is only 27 years young, locates at corner block, there is main entrance and another side driveway to drive in, convenience and privacy. This well maintained property offers 2 bedrooms, the master with built ins, high ceilings, polished timber floors throughout, a large bathroom and renovated kitchen, park views from the living room, near new huge under covered deck and spacious courtyard, easy to walk through every room and gardens, it is a relaxing sanctuary and will suit downsizers, investors or families seeking to capitalise on a unique opportunity.

Property Features:

- High ceiling and timber floorboards throughout
- Open plan living, dining and kitchen with park views
- 2 good-sized bedrooms with one offering a built in wardrobe
- Renovated light filled gas cooking kitchen with stainless steel appliances
- Central bathroom
- Low maintenance sunny courtyard with undercover area, near new huge decking, big storage
- Side access to carport
- Steps to Centenary Park, schools, shops & stations
- Appeal for house buyers & low strata fees

Approximate quarterly outgoings:
Strata Levies: *$556.19*
Council rates: *$371.00*
Water rates: *$251.99*

THE VENDORS' INSTRUCTIONS ARE CLEAR - IT MUST BE SOLD!
Please contact Mina Wang on 0452 119 854 before it's gone
Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own inquiries