307/2 Galara Street, Rosebery, NSW 2018

This exquisite apartment, located on a quiet street, showcasing unparalleled modern aesthetics and comfort. The apartment is filled with natural light, with large windows allowing sunlight to illuminate every corner, creating a bright and cozy living atmosphere.The prime location offers a tranquil environment while being conveniently close to all essential amenities, located less than 4.5km from Sydney's CBD, and with walking distance to local parks and transport, this property will be perfect for investors, professionals or first home buyers. It an ideal place to live.

This apartment is fully equipped, with a kitchen that includes a dishwasher and oven, making cooking more convenient. Both bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes, providing ample storage. The newly installed high-end wooden flooring enhances the overall quality, while the central air conditioning system offers both cooling and heating for year-round comfort. The north-facing orientation ensures the apartment is bathed in sunlight throughout the day.

Live the Rosebery Dream Walk to Green Square's vibrant cafes, Gunyama Park's aquatic center, or hop on a quick bus to the CBD. This is more than an apartment-it's a lifestyle crafted for relaxation and convenience.

Main features include: 
 - Located only 1.3km from East Village, shops, cafes, and restaurants 
 - Walking distance to Aquatic & Leisure Centre, Green Square Station
 - Secure basement car space and a storage cage for added convenience
 - Two carpeted bedrooms, both with built-in robes
 - Master bedroom with ensuite 
 - Tiled kitchen with spacious living and dining area 
 - Internal laundry - Air-conditioning provide you all year around comfort 
 - Security intercom 
 - Security car space with additional storage space 
 - Perfect for investors, professionals or first home buyers


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