5/44-50 Ewart Street, Marrickville NSW 2204

Under Contract

Set at the peaceful rear of an intimate character block, this ground floor balcony apartment is flooded with natural light and framed with green garden outlooks in a calm yet central, Inner West pocket. The sunlit, freshly painted interior offers newly polished floorboards and a welcoming open plan layout with private courtyard views. Stroll to the building's gorgeous sunny outdoor pool. Presently vacant, the apartment is ready to occupy or tenant as an ideal first starter, downsizer, or easy care investment with a superb address. Walk to Cooks River foreshore, village conveniences, and both Dulwich Hill light rail and train stations, in around 5 minutes. Blink and you’ll miss this hot little prospect.

Light-filled with high ceilings and beautiful timber floorboards throughout
Generous open plan living, dining, and kitchen area flowing outside
Cute balcony overlooking quiet courtyard surrounded by pretty gardens
Good-sized kitchen equipped with gas stove/oven and stone-look benches
Bedrooms with green outlooks include spacious master with mirrored built-ins
Fully tiled bathroom with tub, and internal laundry with storage space
Sunny outdoor pool within well maintained & landscaped gardens
Incredible Inner West address with plenty of on-street parking.
A short stroll to CBD transport, water's edge, plus shops, eateries, and cafes

Size 67.7sqm approx (internal + balcony)
Council Rates: $297.00 pq approx
Water Rates $168.38 pq approx
Strata Rates $705.95 pq approx

David Diamantopoulos 0418 569 800
Adrian Abrook 0412 569 800

LJHooker Marrickville
LJHooker Dulwich Hill
LJHooker Canterbury
3 offices - 1 team

Suburb Profile:
Sitting just 7kms from Sydney's CBD, Marrickville has emerged as the artistic, bohemian soul of the Inner West, where locals are spoilt rotten for choice. Every home hunter's wish list is exceeded here. Good schools, handy transport links, nightlife, supermarkets, cafes, wine bars, and organic Farmers' Markets shape a vibrant community with a hip, neighbourly feel. Modern development mingles with historic cottages, Federation and postwar homes in a mixed real estate landscape, echoed by the cultural diversity of residents. Marrickville is a mecca for authentic global food (especially Japanese, Vietnamese, Greek and Italian). Access to three train stations and numerous bus routes makes commuting a breeze.