15/131-133 Jersey Street, Asquith NSW 2077

Perfectly positioned in the heart of Asquith, this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment with a secure parking space offers a comfortable and modern lifestyle. Boasting a generous total size 114sqm, the thoughtfully designed layout features bedrooms on opposite sides of the living area, ensuring privacy. The open-plan kitchen and living area is bright and airy, seamlessly flowing onto the east-facing balcony, ideal for enjoying the morning sun. Additional features include a separate laundry room and a well-maintained interior, making it move-in ready.

Located within the sought-after Hornsby North Public School catchment, this apartment offers unparalleled convenience. It's just a 6-minute walk to Asquith train station and a 3-minute drive to Hornsby Westfield, providing easy access to shopping, dining, and transport. Whether you're a homeowner or investor, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a stylish and well-located property in a thriving community.

Features:

- Modern kitchen with quality appliances and gas cook top
- Spacious lounge and dining flows to entertaining balcony
- Tiles in living area and quality carpet in the bedrooms
- Generous bedrooms both with built in robes, master with ensuite
- Split system A/C, large internal laundry, secure basement car space
- Fully secure building with intercom system, lift access and storage
- Within the catchment of Hornsby North Public School

Location Features:

- 750m to Asquith train station
- 400m to Asquith shopping village
- 1.5kms to Asquith Girls and Asquith Boys High School
- 1.9kms to Westfield Hornsby

Outgoings:

Strata: $1,249 per quarter (approx.)
Council: $368 per quarter (approx.)
Water: $169 per quarter (approx.)

To truly appreciate what this property has to offer contact Adam Noakes 0450 753 268 or Angel Li 0452 532 578 today!

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