Turrella 301/7 Henry Street

MGM MARTIN | TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT

Embrace a lifestyle of comfort and convenience in this well-positioned apartment within the popular Genesis complex in Turrella. Combining contemporary interiors with sought-after resident amenities and excellent transport links, it offers an appealing opportunity to secure a home in Sydney's vibrant inner south. Whether you're entering the property market, looking for a convenient urban lifestyle or seeking a long-term investment, this apartment delivers everyday practicality in a well-connected setting.

What's important to you
Two well-proportioned bedrooms plus a study area, ideal for working from homeOpen-plan living and dining area offering a welcoming space to relax or entertainContemporary kitchen with stone benchtops, an island bench, gas cooktop and dishwasherFloorboards throughout the living, dining and bedroom areas for a cohesive, contemporary finishPrivate balcony, ideal for enjoying your morning coffee or unwinding at the end of the dayInternal laundry for everyday convenienceSecure car space with access to shared EV charging facilities within the complexResort-style resident facilities, including a swimming pool, gym and BBQ areaLandscaped communal grounds and a children's playground, adding to the relaxed community atmosphere
The local's point of view
Within walking distance of Turrella Station for convenient connections to the Sydney CBD and surrounding suburbsA short trip to Wolli Creek's popular shopping, cafés, restaurants and everyday essentialsClose to local parks, green spaces and walking trails for outdoor recreationConvenient access to major arterial roads, including the M5 and M8 motorwaysEasy access to Sydney Airport and surrounding employment hubsAn appealing combination of transport convenience, modern living and resort-style facilities

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