2/10-12 Reid Avenue, Westmead, NSW 2145

Shaktika Singh of Harcourts Eternity is proud to present this modern, low-maintenance ground-floor unit, ideal for investors or those seeking a comfortable, carefree lifestyle.

Nestled in a tranquil setting, this light-filled apartment offers contemporary living at its best. Conveniently positioned just minutes from the station and local shopping hubs, this property combines practicality with an enviable location, making it perfect for a lifestyle of ease and convenience.

Step into serene living with this immaculate two-bedroom unit. Featuring a sun-drenched living and dining space that seamlessly flows to an alfresco balcony, a well-appointed kitchen, and secure underground parking, this property ticks every box. Currently tenanted at $550 per week, it's a smart choice for savvy investors.

Key Property Features:

? Ground Floor Unit - effortless accessibility

? Full Brick Construction - quality and durability

? Two Oversized Bedrooms - both with built-in wardrobes

? Spacious Living & Dining Area - complemented by split system air-conditioning

? Private Balcony - ideal for relaxing or entertaining

Prime Location Benefits:

? Short Walk to the railway station and local amenities

? Close proximity to schools, Westmead Hospital, and Parramatta CBD

? Convenient access to major motorways, offering seamless connectivity

Low Outgoings:

? Strata: $810.02 per quarter (approx.)

? Council: $325.80 per quarter (approx.)

Properties offering this combination of convenience, quality, and location are a rare find. Positioned in a highly sought-after street in Westmead, this unit is perfect for first home buyers, investors, or downsizers looking for a low-maintenance, modern lifestyle. Don't miss out on this opportunity! Contact Shaktika Singh on 0405 514 712 or Sahil Singh on 0416 672 247 today to secure this exceptional property.

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"All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and interested parties should rely on their own inquiries."