601/7 Rider Boulevard, Rhodes NSW 2138

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Rhodes, this stunning home offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility. Just a leisurely 3-minute stroll will take you to the nearby train station and bus stops, making commuting a breeze. For those who enjoy shopping and dining, your mere moments away from an array of vibrant options, including the newly opened Rhodes Central shopping centre and the popular Rhodes Waterside.

In addition to the bustling shopping scene, you'll find beautiful riverside parks just a short walk from your doorstep. These picturesque green spaces provide the perfect backdrop for leisurely weekend strolls, picnics, or simply unwinding by the water. With everything you need right at your fingertips, this location truly epitomises the blend of urban convenience and natural beauty that Rhodes has to offer. Whether you're seeking retail therapy, dining experiences, or tranquil outdoor activities, this home places you in the ideal position to enjoy it all.

Embrace enormous open-plan living and alfresco dining spaces, perfect for modern living. Equipped with Miele appliances and stone bench-tops, ideal for culinary enthusiasts. Enjoy a formal entry foyer with ample storage, a main bedroom with ensuite and balcony access, and a massive living area that flows seamlessly to the balcony.

Bright, open-plan living areas with a stylish gas kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances. Both bedrooms come with built-in wardrobes and balcony access, ensuring comfort and spaces with fully air-conditioned for your convenience. The expansive balcony is perfect for entertaining all day long. Well-appointed with elegant tiles for a touch of luxury. Includes secure parking and a convenient storage cage.

This is truly one of the best 2-bedroom homes in Rhodes, boasting a unique "wow factor" with its stunning water views and exceptional location. Don't miss your chance to make it yours!

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