48/502-514 Carlisle Avenue, Mount Druitt, NSW 2770

Directions: Parking is available on Durham Street. Head toward the traffic lights to reach the main entrance. Once inside the complex, the first building is located on your RIGHT.

Positioned just moments from Mount Druitt CBD, Westfield Shopping Centre and Mount Druitt Train Station, this apartment delivers everyday convenience and practicality - an excellent choice for buyers entering the market for the first time or investors growing their portfolio. Enjoying an east-west aspect in a prime location, the home combines lifestyle appeal with genuine liveability.

Highlight Features

- Reliable tenant currently paying $480 per week
- Two balconies
- Clean, well-maintained unit fitted with all the modern essentials
- Floorboards throughout
- A short stroll to Mount Druitt Westfield and the train station
- Quick drive to the M4/M7 motorways

Features

- Two bedrooms, each with built-in robes and east-facing windows that let in plenty of natural light
- Master bedroom includes a built-in robe and an oversized sliding door, flooding the room with sunshine
- Bright, airy open-plan living and dining space that extends out to an extra-large balcony with sunset views toward the Blue Mountains
- Generously sized balcony, perfect for entertaining or weekend barbecues
- Stylish U-shaped gas kitchen featuring brushed stainless-steel appliances, tiled flooring, a tiled splashback and generous storage
- Clean, well-presented main bathroom with a separate bath, shower and toilet
- Dedicated laundry area
- Secure complex with intercom access and a basement car space behind a secure gate
- Strata: approx: $1,083.34 per quarter
- Council: approx: $327.50 per quarter
- Current rent: $216.53 per week 

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