2011/3 Network Place, North Ryde, NSW 2113

Modern North Ryde Living with Space, Sunlight & Lifestyle at Your Doorstep
Positioned on Level 20 of the renowned Ryde Garden development, this oversized 2-bedroom + study apartment offers the ultimate blend of functionality, lifestyle, and investment value. With a flexible layout, open district views, and unbeatable connectivity, this home is a rare opportunity in the heart of North Ryde.

Perfectly suited to investors, first-home buyers, or young families, the apartment is just footsteps from North Ryde Metro Station, Coles, cafés, and Kids Planet Early Learning Centre — all literally at your doorstep. Enjoy world-class convenience, just 1 stop to Macquarie Centre and 2 stops to Chatswood.

Key Features:
Spacious 2 Bedrooms + Large Study (with sliding door – ideal for nursery or home office)

Sun-filled, West-facing apartment with open outlook & excellent cross ventilation

Open-plan living and dining leading to a generous covered balcony

Stone kitchen with gas cooktop & premium appliances – ideal for home cooking

Two modern bathrooms with sleek finishes and frameless showers

Ducted air-conditioning, internal laundry, ample storage throughout

Pet-friendly, NBN-ready, and move-in ready

Located in Ryde Garden: includes gym, pool, landscaped gardens, BBQ area, and visitor parking

Note: This apartment does not come with a car space

Lifestyle Location:
2 mins walk to North Ryde Metro Station

Downstairs to Coles, cafes, and Kids Planet childcare

5 mins drive to Chatswood, 7 mins to Eastwood, close to Macquarie Shopping Centre

Short commute to Macquarie University, Sydney CBD & Lane Cove National Park
Coucil rate: $350 per quarter
Water rates :$180 per quarter
Strata levy is: $1265 per quarter

📈 Rental estimate: $900–$950/week – Ideal for savvy investors


📞 Contact:
Jimmy Chen 0426 729 468
Oscar Liang 0448 656 927

Disclaimer:
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