B1206/3 Network Place, North Ryde, NSW, 2113, Australia

Don't miss this convenient living just next to North Ryde Metro Station and bus stop. Only one train stop away from Chatswood, the bustling hub of Northern Sydney, and one stops away from Macquarie Park business district. Macquarie University is just two stops away.

This modern and contemporary living is located also only a stone away from the Lachlan's Lane shopping center such as Coles, chemist, child care, and various shops also restaurants.

The apartment is bathed in natural light throughout the day, thanks to its floor-to-ceiling windows and higher-level position. To truly appreciate its unique charm, an inspection is highly recommended.

The convenience extends beyond the apartment itself, with notable features including:
• High-level apartment with open-plan living complete with tiles in the living area and bathroom
• Separate carpeted study area with a sliding door for privacy
• Carpeted bedroom for comfort with a built-in wardrobe.
• High finishes kitchen with mirror splashback and Caesar stone benchtop gas kitchen equipped with Siemens appliances.
• Quality appliances include gas cooktop, rangehood, oven, and dishwasher
• Modern and well-appointed bathroom
• Integrated laundry featuring a 2-in-1 Bosch appliance.
• Ducted reversible AC
• Caged storage and Nbn connection available
• Security intercom and lift access.
• Exclusive access to a range of rooftop amenities, including a swimming pool, gym, and BBQ facilities, reserved for residents' enjoyment.

Look no further and Contact Sylvia on 0485 838 366 for more information or to arrange a viewing.

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