4/22-26 Queens Road, Westmead NSW 2145

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WHEN LOCATION, SIZE & ASPECTS MATTER

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Perfectly positioned on the middle floor of a well-maintained small security block with sunny North, East & Westerly triple aspects, this solid full-brick 3-bedroom apartment showcases an ideal location, size and layout, featuring a spacious floor plan, renovated interiors and a double lock-up garage with undercover access.

Superbly located within minutes' walk to Westmead railway station (Express trains to city), local shops, reputable schools, Westmead public, private and Children's Hospitals, nearby Parramatta Park (walk to Parramatta CBD), Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction), Western Sydney University and The Westmead Health Precinct, one of the largest health, education, research and training precincts in Australia. It features:

- Approx 142m² of living space plus a 31m² double lock-up garage
- Oversized lounge & dining room with access to undercover wrap-around balcony
- Well-appointed separate kitchen with granite benchtops, gas cooking & dishwasher
- Main marble bathroom with shower & spa bathtub
- Master bedroom with marble Ensuite & custom-made built-in robe
- Mirrored built-in robe & balcony access to 2 bedrooms
- Reverse-cycle air conditioning
- Freshly painted, floating floorboards & modern timber shutters throughout
- Decorative ornate cornices throughout
- Internal laundry with built-in cabinets for extra storage
- Double lock-up garage with undercover access


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