36/30-44 Garden Street, Alexandria NSW 2015

In a location renowned for its lifestyle hotspots, this sundrenched and spacious apartment is ideal for people looking to make the top end of Alexandria their home.
Boasting superior accommodation with quick access to Sydney's CBD, it is the epitome of convenience with an outstanding inner city lifestyle.

The apartment is in Alexandria walking distance to Redfern train station and Carriageworks in Eveleigh , Cafes, restaurants, bakeries, wine bars and it is only 350 metres to the Waterloo Metro Station. For those wanting proximity to Australian Technology Park, the dynamic business precinct is right across the road.

The apartment's light filled design features a wide covered balcony with a lovely leafy outlook, and a chic open living space with a Smeg gas kitchen, stainless steel benchtops and a neatly concealed European. A great size, the bedroom has a mirrored built-in, and the fresh contemporary bathroom includes a full bathtub. Good quality carpet, floor-to-ceiling glass windows and a video intercom finish the interiors beautifully, while modern ambiance is tastefully enhanced by a neutral colour palette.
Property Highlights :-
• Generous Lounge/Dining Room
• Open plan Kitchen
• Breakfast bar with stainless steel benchtops
• Gas cooking
• White goods included with Refrigerator and Washing Machine provided
• Air Conditioned Comfort
• Lovely leafy outlook
• Generous covered and louvred balcony
• Bedroom with Built in robe
• European internal laundry
• Black and White bathroom with full bath

Available: 27 October 2025
Lease term: Minimum 12 months

Contact Francesca Urek – Leasing Expert today at 0414 618 505 to arrange a viewing or to discuss how we can help.
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