652/1C Betty Cuthbert Avenue

Set in a quiet and peaceful pocket, this stylish one-bedroom apartment offers a superb lifestyle opportunity, moments from the heart of Sydney Olympic Park. Positioned within easy reach of Bicentennial Park, transport, dining, and world-class sporting facilities, it presents an ideal choice for first-home buyers or savvy investors alike. Designed with comfort and functionality in mind, the apartment showcases light-filled open-plan interiors enhanced by quality finishes throughout. The modern kitchen flows seamlessly into the living and dining area, while the private bedroom and sleek bathroom complete a well-balanced layout. Apartment Features: - Well-proportioned open-plan living and dining area - Contemporary kitchen with gas cooking, quality joinery, and stone benchtops - Timber-look tile flooring in the living areas, plus new carpet in the bedroom - Spacious bedroom with mirrored built-in wardrobes - Stylish modern bathroom with high-gloss fittings and marble-tiled feature walls - Split-system air conditioning and secure video intercom - One secure underground car space on title - One big storage on the title Resort-Style Building Amenities: - Landscaped communal gardens offering tranquil outdoor spaces - Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, spa, and sauna - Fully equipped gymnasium - On-site childcare centre - BBQ area and children's playground - Dedicated onsite building manager Prime Location Highlights: - Adjacent to Bicentennial Park - Walking distance to Sydney Olympic Park train station - Moments to Aquatic Centre, stadiums, and showgrounds - Close to local shops, cafés, and restaurants - Approximately 20 minutes' drive to Sydney CBD Outgoings (per quarter): - Strata: 1065 approx. - Water: $203 approx. - Council: $345 approx. To make an offer to purchase, please contact Francis Yang on 0416 985 566 or email francis@anytimerealty.com.au. Disclaimer: We have obtained all information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make their own inquiries into the accuracy of the information provided.