Eastlakes 7/15 Evans Avenue

MGM MARTIN - TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT

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MGM Martin proudly presents this newly renovated apartment offers ample space and natural light, situated on the first floor. Its bright and airy interiors are complemented by a spacious kitchen with ample cupboard space, two large bedrooms with high ceilings, and a roomy bathroom complete with a bathtub. A designated car space is also available for the residents.

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Why make this your new home?
Spacious, open, and sun-filled interiorsProperty has been professionally paintedBrand New Built-in wardrobes in both bedroomsGas kitchen with ample cupboard space Two large, light-filled bedrooms with high ceilings Newly installed ceiling fans in both bedroomsGenerous bathroom with bathtub and car spaceTimber flooring
Where is it?
Only 7kms to the CBD, Eastlakes is proving to be a hidden gem in the South-East and with the up-coming completion of a new shopping centre by CROWN featuring eateries and major retail lines it will be a suburb boasting an enviable lifestyle. Eastlakes is only 5 minutes' drive to one of Sydney's new foodie hotspots, The Cannery in Rosebery with establishments such as: Three Blue Ducks, Gelato Messina and Black Star Pastry.

** Please note, while care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars & all information is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. In addition to this, any interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects.

** Photography and Illustrations are for presentation purposes only and should only be regarded as indicative representations