5/88 Alt Street, Ashfield, NSW 2131

Filled with natural light and offering a wonderful sense of space, this inviting two-bedroom apartment presents an exciting opportunity to secure a home in one of Ashfield's most convenient locations. Enjoying a desirable north-east facing aspect, the interiors feel bright and welcoming throughout the day, creating an effortless setting for relaxed everyday living.

Freshly painted and beautifully presented, the apartment offers a generous layout with plenty of room to unwind, entertain or work from home. Large windows enhance the sense of openness and bring an abundance of natural light into the home, while the well-proportioned bedrooms provide comfortable private retreats. With its solid foundations and original bathroom, there is also excellent potential for buyers looking to personalise or add further value over time.

Whether you're searching for your first home, a low-maintenance Inner West lifestyle or a smart investment opportunity, this light-filled residence combines space, convenience and future potential in a location that continues to be highly sought after.

Property Features: 
* Two generous bedrooms with comfortable proportions
* Air conditioning to the main bedroom
* Spacious open-plan living and dining zone
* Large windows creating bright and airy interiors
* Freshly painted and ready to move straight in
* Roller blinds throughout for added privacy
* Original bathroom with scope to modernise and add value
* Desirable north-east facing position
* Dedicated car space for added convenience
* Moments away from Ashfield Station, Ashfield Mall, Ashfield North Woolworths, cafés, restaurants, parks and quality schools
* Council: $390.00 qtr | Water: $211.09 qtr | Strata: $1,504.00 qtr

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