307/6 Lachlan Street, Waterloo NSW 2017

Massive one-bedroom plus study apartment is now available in the highly desired Cameo' building. The study is big enough to serve as a second bedroom. With its versatile floor plan and resort-like facilities, including a swimming pool , gym, and manicured gardens, it is perfect for investors and owner occupiers. Ideally located in the well-connected area of Waterloo, residents can enjoy direct access to Danks St retail precinct and a plethora of restaurants and eateries, and easy access to Sydney's CBD and Eastern Suburbs beaches.

FEATURES:

- Freshly painted and new carpet to bedroom
- Updated electrical wiring in whole unit with LED lights
- Floor to ceiling glass doors with both light-filtering and blackout blinds
- Open plan kitchen and living room leading to a spacious entertainer's balcony
- Bathtub and generous cabinet space in bathroom
- Large and versatile study with window, which can be used as a second bedroom
- Minutes' walk to Coles Waterloo, Aldi and East Village Shopping Centre
- Plenty of quality eateries at your doorstep
- Swimming pool, gym and gardens
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning system
- Security intercom system and secure building access
- 1 SECURE CAR SPACE AVAILABLE FOR USE FOR FREE FOR THE FIRST 2 YEARS
- High rental yield potential

LOCATION & LIFESTYLE:

- 2-3 minutes walk to bus stop
- 4km from Sydney CBD
- Short walk to Green Square station
- 8 minutes walk to Taylor's International College;
- Close to University of Sydney, University of New South Wales
- 15 minutes drive to Bondi Junction and Sydney's Eastern Suburbs beaches
- Restaurants and cafes, including the trendy Danks St precinct
- Close to international and domestic airports
- Strata: $1078.34 per quarter
Council: $239.10 per quarter
Water: $185.25 per quarter

Please kindly contact our sales agents for more information

Jada Vi 0403 303 886
Ricky Kong 0403 575 284

*We do not guarantee or give any warranty as to the accuracy of information and/or statements provided. Interested parties must rely on their own inquiries.