Unsurpassed within the contemporary apartment scene is 88 Anzac Parade, a luxurious development cast from quality and absolute style. Efficiently considered you will find this near new studio apartment brandishing the finest fixtures and highest quality fittings. Its open plan living area grants ample space for a king size bed, small dinning setting and living area. The long sunny covered balcony is privately screened extending your living space outdoors. Gas galley style kitchen, efficient laundry cupboard, built-in robe and neat storage all assist in day-to-day life. The oversized designer bathroom boasts a frameless glass shower and refined fixtures.

Enjoy the resort style facilities that include lush landscaped gardens, featuring a 25 metre lap pool, innovative fitness area, communal BBQ, sauna and spa facilities. With the soon to be completed South East Light rail project on your doorstep you will be only 4km from Sydney's CBD fringe, moments from the vast Centennial Parklands, Moore Park golfing facilities and many vibrant Asian restaurants. Ideally located only minutes from many of Sydney's best educational institutions including the University of NSW and NIDA.

Innovated efficient living at its finest, this opportunity grants a high yielding investment that will tick every box.

Approx. 43sqm near new light and bright studio apartmentOpen plan living area with ducted climate control and gas pointStylish gas kitchen with s/s appliances and dishwasher drawLong covered balcony with privacy screen and elevated outlookSleek and spacious fully tiled bathroom with frameless glass showerInternal laundry facility, neat storage solutions, stylish finishesResort style facilities, security building, intercom and lift accessCouncil Rates: $363.95 per quarter approx
Water Rates: $185.25 per quarter approx
Strata Rates $766.05 per quarter approx

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