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Home For Sale

  • Sold For $331,999
  • Apartment

Specifications

  • Property Type
    Apartment

Mountain Views, Contemporary Light Filled Living

Boasting irresistible mountain vistas from the very comfort of your living room, and a great opportunity for first home buyers and investors, this contemporary and light apartment is sure to exceed your expectations!

Step inside and be impressed by the openness and morning sunlight that accompanies the living room, which boasts plentiful windows allowing for enchanting mountain views, which really need to be seen to be believed. The stone featured kitchen/meals offers stainless steel appliances, while off the living area is the idyllic wraparound balcony where the views are right in front of you to enjoy all day long.

The bedroom comes with built-in robe storage, while you can also appreciate the bathroom which conveniently includes European laundry. Other features include split system heating and cooling, secure intercom entry, secure basement car space and storage.

A short walk from the popular Mountain High Shopping Centre, Bayswater Station and Marie Wallace Bayswater Park, and within close proximity to Guy Turner Reserve, H E Parker Reserve Playground, Boronia Junction, buses and Eastlink.

To view the due diligence checklist for home and residential property buyers copy link.

https://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist

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All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.

Due diligence checklist for home and residential property buyers.

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206/13 Highmoor Avenue Bayswater 3153, Victoria
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