7/30-32 Herbert Street, West Ryde NSW 2114

Ideally positioned with a private northern aspect overlooking Anzac Park, this modern two-bedroom home offers tasteful interiors in a super convenient location, just a short stroll to West Ryde Train Station, express bus services, shops, cafes and more… If you're looking for the perfect first home or investment, this is one for the shortlist!

Property Highlights |

• Two bedrooms of accommodation | both with built-in wardrobes & plantation shutters plus a study or nursery nook and en-suite bathroom to the main
• Light-filled north-facing living room that leads to a private undercover balcony | this space is kept comfortable with reverse cycler air conditioning, a gas bayonet for heating and light-filled plantation shutters
• Spacious U-shaped kitchen at the heart of the home with quality stainless steel appliances including gas cooktop & dishwasher. There are 20mm stone benchtops and a conveniently located laundry cupboard
• A generous family bathroom with shower over bath
• On title parking space in the secure basement with storage cage and ample visitor parking
• Other features include timber floorboards throughout, LED Oyster & downlights and a security intercom

Location Highlights |

• 25m to Anzac Park
• 100m to loads of Cafes on Ryedale Road
• 225m to West Ryde Train Station
• 400m to West Ryde Market Place
• 200m or less to multiple bus stops
• Easy walking distance to loads of popular restaurants, cafes, grocery and specialty stores

Should you have any questions regarding this unique offering, please don't hesitate to contact your local real estate experts, Leighton Avery, Kristy Chew or David Johnson. We look forward to meeting you at one of our upcoming inspections.

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