30/24 First Ave, Blacktown, NSW, 2148, Australia

Krishna Singh from Ray White Blacktown Presents-

Welcome to this modern and immaculately presented apartment, located in one of Blacktown's prime areas. Situated within walking distance of Blacktown train station, West Point Shopping Centre, schools, TAFE, restaurants, medical facilities, and Australian Catholic University, this property offers convenience at its best.

Features:
* RENOVATED 3 BEDROOM UNIT.
* 3 Big bedrooms all with built in mirror wardrobes.•
* All 3 bedrooms facilitated with remote controlled Designer Fans.
* Master bedroom with a modern ensuite and built-in.
* Brand new Big kitchen with Lots of cupboard storage.
* Throughout Ceramic tiles.
* Modern designer LED lights.
* Freshly Painted.
* State of Art New open plan kitchen with Gas Cooking.
* 40 mm Stone bench top with soft closure drawers.
* 3 stage water filtration device.
* Kitchen Combined with Dining & Lounging Area.
* Open plan living and dining.
* Extra large Laundry with plenty of dedicated storage.
* New Bathroom with Rain showerheads and separate hand rail showerheads.
* East facing- with plenty of sunlight and superb ventilation.
* Brand new Fujitsu Aircon.
* Oversized L- shaped balcony with Blacktown city and escarpment views.
* Secure building with Intercom facility
* Two secured designated carparks and heaps of professionally racked storage space.

INVESTOR NOTE -POTENTIAL RENT - $750/ WEEK.

- Easy access to T-way Bus Stop, M7 & M4 Motorway
- short walk to the Blacktown station, Blacktown CBD, West Point Shopping Centre,
- Blacktown boys high schools & Austrian catholic University !!

Call KRISHNA SINGH on 0401882547 for more information or to arrange an inspection.

*Ray White gives notice that all information given whether contained in this document or given orally, is given without responsibility; All information has been gathered from sources we consider to be reliable however we cannot guarantee or give any warranty to the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely upon their own enquiries