5/2-4 Reid Avenue, Westmead, NSW, 2145, Australia

Meticulously maintained spacious apartment offers open plan modern living. As you walk through this apartment you will like the huge space inside whereas great ventilation, freshly painted throughout and plenty of natural lights make this property fresh and inviting. Your eye is immediately drawn to the signature space at the balcony perfect for enjoying with family and friends around.

Ideal for a young growing family, first-home buyers, downsizers or even the astute investor looking to add on to their portfolio.

Location is at the forefront, an absolute prime address. Very well-maintained complex in a pivotal location close to stations, many parks, shopping Centre and a variety of restaurants and cafes. This home offers an enviable lifestyle for any family. Walking distance to Westmead and Wentworthville train stations and just moments to Westmead Hospital and Parramatta CBD.

Features that we love about this home -

- Updated designer kitchen with latest gas cooktop, range hood and dishwasher
- Open plan oversized living room with new air conditioner leading out to large sunny balcony with a lovely leafy outlook
- Three generously sized bedrooms all with mirrored built-in robes, main with en-suite
- Large balcony suitable for expansive outdoors entertaining area with leafy views
- Modern bathroom with separate bath and shower and floor to ceiling tiling
- Secure basement with garage space
- Internal laundry with storage space
- Common outdoor area/garden on the ground floor
- Security intercom system

If you want to invest for good rental yields or if you want to live in a spotless and convenient home, then this is the property for you. Be quick because this excellent opportunity will not last long. With owner determined to SELL, please contact your exclusive agents Jeet Rana on 0410 567 777 or Atul Bhanushali on 0402 961 515.

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