613/28 Macleay Street, Potts Point NSW 2011

A super 22sqm studio best describes this city pad bordering Elizabeth Bay and Potts Point boasting a sunny north aspect and views stretching from the Harbour Bridge across to Elizabeth Bay. This impeccably maintained studio is a perfect investment or city pad. Set on level six of The Macleay, a landmark building opposite the Frank Stanisic designed Village Centre. Recently renovated and offered fully furnished, the studio offers strong rental demand and returns in a top location less than 2km to the CBD. In the heart of Potts Point village with restaurants and cafes at the doorsteps, its a short walk to Finger Wharfs waterfront restaurants and neighbouring Rushcutters Bay Park.

+ An unbeatable inner city location
+ Directly opposite Rockwall Crescent
+ Prestige building, 2 lifts
+ Sunny northern side of the building
+ Queen sized bedroom/living space
+ A superb city to harbour panorama
+ Harbour Bridge/Opera House views
+ Stylish contemporary bathroom
+ Italian tile finishes, wall hung vanity
+ Kitchenette and ducted reverse air
+ Potential to purchase fully furnished
+ Outdoor pool, sundeck
+ Short walk to Woolloomooloo Wharf
+ Steps to cafes, delis and eat streets
+ Walk to celebrated harbour attractions

Investors Note:
Tenant on standby at $450 per week. The buyer has the option of a local agent managing the apartment or Macleay Apartments leasing the property as tenants. As the tenant, Macleay Apartments will provide light maintenance (no charge to you), there will be no vacancy period, no management charges or letting fees.

Total Area: 22sqm approx

Outgoings
Strata Rates: $1,859 per quarter
Council Rates: $259 per quarter
Water Rates: $173 per quarter

Strata Agent
Dynamic Property Services Ph: 9267 6334
LOT 83 | SP 46507

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