Tranquil Parkside Location - Freshly Updated With New Paint, New Carpet & New Lighting
**Access via Tram Lane**
Exceptionally well proportioned and ideally positioned in a tranquil parkside enclave sits this stunning, top floor, one bedroom apartment. It defines carefree contemporary living and features a renovated kitchen, built-in wardrobe, ensuite style bathroom and sunny balcony. Just a short stroll to Centennial Park, light rail transport, Randwick shops, Randwick Racecourse, cafes, UNSW and POW Hospital.
* Renovated kitchen, built in wardrobe * New paint, new carpet and new lights * Updated ensuite style bathroom * Lock up garage and a sunny balcony * Walk to transport, park and shops
Features include: Built in wardrobes,Internal Laundry,Secure Parking,Balcony / Deck
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