6/67-69 Essington Street, Wentworthville NSW 2145

First National Real Estate Westsyde-Pendle Hill is presenting this extensive security just two years old three bed room unit in the heart of Wentworthville. This lavish apartment offers unmatched style with the comfort of suburban life. It is perfectly positioned in an ultra-convenient location within easy reach to school, local shops, medical centre, public transport, parks and with easy access to Parramatta CBD, Great Western Highway and M4. Look no further for the ideal investment in a central lifestyle location.

Featuring open plan living with a designated dining area, which opens onto the large balcony, generous interior proportions, modern kitchen with all dishwasher and ample storage space, air-conditioning to all the bedrooms and in the lounge area plus functionality, smart modern finishes and immaculate presentation is immediately apparent throughout the apartment.

Property features:
+ Combine living and dining area with air-conditioning leading to large balcony with city view and perfect for entertaining
+ Three good sized bedrooms all with air conditioning, mirrored built in robes and main with walk in robe
+ Premium Gas kitchen with stone benchtop, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher & plenty of cupboard space
+ Sleek fully tiled main bathroom and ensuite to master bedroom
+ Ideal car space and storage cage are available
+ Tile flooring through out
+ Spacious internal laundry
+ Superbly designed and spacious residences with quality finishes
+ Walking distance to local amenities

Outgoings:
Water: $157.31 pq
Strata:$459.00 pq

Note : Unit no. known as "Unit 102" or "Unit 6"

This superb apartment is impressive in scale and ideal and offering the owner timeless luxury (the best unit in the block). Call your exclusive agent Tanmay Goswami on 0447 270 063 or Vikas Saluja on 0406 141 441 for more information.

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