9/2a Rupert Street, Mount Colah NSW 2079

Sold by "THE NOAKES BROTHERS"

This luxury townhouse is designed to deliver style, space and comfort in a convenient and popular locale. With an open layout and a charming relationship between the light filled interiors and the green surrounds, this home offers a unique and unbeatable lifestyle opportunity.

Conveniently located a short walk from schools, shops and transport, this townhouse is a stand out in the suburb. Combining a contemporary and sophisticated design with the developers track record of quality builds, this will be something truly special in the heart of Sydney's North Shore.

Features:

– Ducted air conditioning zoned
– Kitchens with stone benchtops, gas cooktop, oven & ducted range hood
– Quality Stainless Steel appliances
– Premium tapware and cabinet handles
– Ducted exhaust in bathrooms and laundry areas
– Water efficient shower heads, toilets and taps
– Individual instantaneous gas hot water systems
– LED downlights throughout
– Shadow line cornices
– Optional carpet or timber flooring available
– Porcelain tiles downstairs in living, kitchen and bathrooms
– Floor to ceiling tiles in bathrooms

Strata $720 per quarter approx

Mount Colah – the best of both worlds
On the edge of the natural beauty of Kuring-gai Chase National Park, Berowra Waters and the Central Coast, and only a short 40 minute train to the Sydney CBD, Asquith provides the ideal lifestyle base for executives with active lifestyles and growing families. Asquith is just minutes drive to some of the highest rated schools in the country, multiple shopping precincts, cafes, restaurants, parks and golf courses. With the convenience of city living and the charm of a local village, Mt Colah really has the best of both worlds.

To truly appreciate what this property has to offer contact Adam Noakes 0450 753 268 or Steve Noakes 0431 620 422.

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