Emerson 905/54 Soldiers Parade, Edmondson Park, NSW, 2174, Australia

For LEASE - Emerson 905 / 54 Soldiers Parade, Edmondson Park
2 Bed 2 Bath 1 Car

Introducing this stunning high-level 2-bedroom apartment in a prime location in Edmondson Park. Experience the perfect blend of lifestyle and convenience with this exceptional property. Take a stroll to Ed Square Town Centre complete with eat street, Coles, Cinema, Gym and variety shops. Enjoy exclusive access to the amazing lap pool and BBQ areas, ping pong table, reserved for residents only.

The convenience does not stop there, this property is located across the Edmondson Park train station and bus stop only at your door steps also with easy access to both M5 and M7 Motorways, providing quick connections to Sydney CBD and the future Badgerys Creek Airport

Apartment Features include;
- High-level apartment with modern open plan design extending to a huge size balcony
- Two good-sized bedrooms complete with the built-in wardrobes
- Modern stylish kitchen with stone bench tops, mirror splash backs, stainless steel appliances, and gas cooking
- Ample cupboard spaces in the kitchen for storage
- Floor-to-ceiling tiles with modern finishes
- Integrated internal laundry with dryer
- Split system air conditioning and downlights throughout
- Single secure parking space and storage cage
- Lift and Security cameras in the building
- Internet broadband connection available

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity for a lifestyle of convenience like no other.
Contact SALEASE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT - 0485 838 366 or Sylvia - 0433 888 798 for more information or to arrange a viewing.

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