5/2 Clement Street, Rushcutters Bay, NSW, 2011, Australia

QUICK FACTS:

Preferred Lease Term: 12 months plus
Furnishings: Dryer, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge
Laundry: Internal
Parking and storage: Lock up garage and car space
Cooking: Gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher
Bills/Utilities: Electricity and gas paid by tenant
Pets: Pet considered on application

Enjoy the lifestyle in this immaculate apartment on the edge of Rushcutters Bay park. Located within a small boutique block of only 8 and flowing over 130sqm this unit is sure to impress.

A beautiful north east aspect ensures natural sunlight throughout the day, plus a wraparound balcony. The unit also has a clever layout separating the living and entertainment areas from the bedrooms.

Location
-close to Sydney harbour
-the Reg Bartley Sports Oval
-tennis courts and the world famous Cruising Yacht Club Marina

Transport
-Catch a train or bus to work, exercise in one of the area's many green zones, 700m (approx.) to Kings Cross train station or 200m (approx.) to Bayswater Road bus stop
-3 double bedrooms each with built in wardrobes
- 2 marble bathrooms + guest powder room
-One of only two apartments per floor
-Updated open plan kitchen with granite bench tops
-Freshly painted throughout
-Daikin reverse-cycle air conditioning, Plantation shutters
-Full internal laundry, built in robes, intercom
-Completely level entry, secure lift access to your front door


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