4/157 Hawkesbury Road, Westmead NSW 2145

Offering a low-maintenance lifestyle in an unbeatable location, this spacious two-bedroom apartment is perfect for those seeking comfort and convenience. Positioned in the heart of Westmead, it's just moments from hospitals, public transport, Western Sydney University, and an array of cafés and shops.

Step inside to a bright and airy living/dining area, a well-appointed kitchen, and a private balcony off the main bedroom. With plenty of storage, a secure lock-up garage, and easy access to essential amenities, this is a home that makes daily life effortless.

Features You'll Love:
- Spacious & Functional Layout: Large living/dining area with abundant natural light
- Well-Equipped Kitchen: Includes oven, cooktop & ample storage
- Comfortable Bedrooms: Main bedroom with built-in robe & private balcony, second bedroom or study
- Practical Bathroom: Shower, bath & toilet for everyday convenience
- Internal Laundry: Includes sink for added practicality
- Plenty of Storage: Two built-in storage cupboards
- Secure Parking: Single lock-up garage with onsite visitor parking
- Climate Control: Air conditioning for year-round comfort

Brilliant Location – Walk to Everything!
- 50m – Western Sydney University
- 110m – Westmead Light Rail
- 220m – Westmead Train Station
- 240m – Westmead Hospital
- 350m – Westmead Bus Stop
- 650m – Westmead Children's Hospital
- 90m – Guzman Y Gomez & nearby cafés, food outlets & convenience stores
- 1.5km - Parramatta Aquatic Centre
- 500m - Queen Road entry to Parramatta Park
- Catchment for Bayanami Public School & Pendle Hill High School & Childcare Centres close by.

- Rent: $580 per week
- Bond: $2,320
- Lease Term: 12 months (available now)

Open homes as advertised. Access is via Ashley Lane

For a private inspection, contact Karen Page on 0418 643 264 or Chloe Wright on 0439 662 495 to arrange a viewing!

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable however we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.