6/5 Network Pl, North Ryde NSW 2113

Experience contemporary living at its finest with the utmost convenience. This remarkable property offers easy access to a range of future amenities, including the upcoming shopping center at Lachlan's Lane, as well as seamless public transport connections with the nearby North Ryde train station and bus stop.
Step into this unit and be greeted by an abundance of natural light streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a bright and inviting ambiance. To truly appreciate the unique qualities of this property, we invite you to schedule an inspection and experience it firsthand. With a total area of 60m2, it offers a comfortable living space that is sure to impress.

Perfectly situated just steps away from North Ryde train station and the bus stop, ensuring easy commuting. Excellent connectivity to nearby destinations such as Chatswood, Macquarie Park business district, and Macquarie University, with just one train stop to Chatswood and convenient access to the Macquarie University precinct
The convenience continues with the following features:
# BEDROOM with a BUILT-IN WARDROBE for ample storage
# AIR CONDITIONING for year-round comfort
# A Caesar stone gas KITCHEN equipped with top-of-the-line Siemens appliances
# A well-appointed BATHROOM and a complete INTERNAL LAUNDRY with a 2-in-1 Bosch washer/dryer
# An open LIVING AREA with audio-visual security intercom and lift access for added convenience
# spacious BALCONY, for versatile living space
# NBN connectivity for high-speed internet access
# Allocated car space and secure caged storage unit

Resort-style Building amenities, including:
- Pristine 25m swimming pool
- Landscaped sky garden with BBQ area
- Fully equipped gym & function room
- Visitor parking for residences

 Seize this exceptional opportunity—contact us today to arrange your private inspection

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