11/139 Jersey Street North, Asquith NSW 2077

Property Details: • Type: Apartment / Unit / Flat

• Bedrooms: 2 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: Inspiring and modern in both design and finish, This bright East facing 2 bedroom apartment is merely steps to Asquith station, Coles and local shops, and schools. This apartment is in the highly sought after Hornsby North School catchment. It offers two balconies, main with North and East aspects; two spacious bedrooms with built in wardrobes, master bedroom with ensuite, Modern main bath with big bathtub; spacious open plan living with easy flow to outdoors; modern gas kitchen with windows, dishwasher and ample stone benchtop space; split system air-conditioning; pet friendly. This bright and private apartment with leafy outlook is ready for move-in, ideal for first home buyers and investors. Features include: - Spacious North/East facing undercover balcony, ideal for entertaining - Bright and spacious living/dining space with easy flow to balcony - Generous sized bedrooms with built-in mirrored robes, master with ensuite - Open plan gas kitchen with stone benchtop and windows - Reverse cycle split system inverter air-conditioner - Internal laundry with dryer, Smeg appliances and dishwasher - One security car space and storage cage - NBN ready and gas bayonet in lounge room - Secure building with video security intercom system - Rental estimate $650 per week Location benefits: - 320m approx to Asquith Station, Coles super market and shops - 150m approx to Asquith Boys High School - 785m approx to Storey Park - 720m approx to Asquith Girls High School, St Patrick's and Asquith PS - Hornsby North Public School Catchment Outgoings: - Water: $204 pq (Approx.) - Council: $399 pq (Approx.) - Strata: $1,229 pq (Approx.) To truly appreciate what this property has to offer contact Mathew Ferraro on 0416 449 073 "We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations."