111/8 Burbang Crescent

A refined executive retreat in a peaceful Rydalmere setting, this sophisticated apartment showcases a prized northerly aspect and tranquil leafy vistas. Bathed in natural light, the interiors exude a relaxed low maintenance atmosphere that's readymade to enjoy. Generous open-plan living and dining areas extend to a sunlit balcony where you can host afternoon drinks with friends or quiet morning moments. The sleek contemporary kitchen is appointed with premium gas appliances and clever integration with the dining zone for easy meals. Alongside a light filled and airy bedroom, the home promises comfort through air conditioning, a large chic bathroom, internal laundry facilities and level lift entry between your doorstep and a secure car space. Positioned for lifestyle and convenience, this elegant residence offers an exceptional opportunity for professionals, downsizers or investors seeking style, serenity and connectivity. It's a short stroll over to Rydalmere Park, Aldi, village cafes and Shepherds Wharf. - Contemporary open design lined in low maintenance finishes - Plenty of room to relax and entertain in complete privacy - Free flow out to covered balcony gazing over leafy greenery - Modern stone topped kitchen has dishwasher and gas stove - Relaxed airy bedroom with mirrored robe and outdoor access - Spacious sleek bathroom offers entry from living and bedroom - Internal laundry with dryer plus split system air conditioning - Quality building and lift down to secure car space with storage - Perfect opportunity for a couple, professional or savvy investor - Close to Western Sydney University, buses and waterfront walks Internal: 63 sqms Car space + storage: 15 sqms; Total: 78 sqms. Strata Levy: approx. $1,334.55 per quarter Council: approx. $345.80 per quarter Water: approx. $199.68 per quarter Rent estimated: $600 per week Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from reliable sources, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their enquiries.