Set to the quiet rear of a small garden-framed security block of just six, this elevated first floor apartment reveals immaculately presented interiors with fresh updates. Filled with natural light and sleek contemporary touches, it makes a great home or investment in a highly convenient location. Positioned on a no-through road, the block is situated just a short walk to Heffron Park, Southpoint Shopping Centre, Matraville Public School and frequent buses. The Home: Living area fronted by broad windows features air-conditioning Updated kitchen with stone benches & stainless steel appliances Two bedrooms with mirrored robes, main with air-conditioning Balcony off two bedrooms captures beautiful afternoon sunshine Updated bathroom dressed in white tiles features a rainfall shower Windows on three sides & no common walls enhance natural light Well-kept building features upgraded windows & CCTV security Car parking space to the rear of the building, intercom access Minutes to Westfield Eastgardens shopping & eastern beaches Measuring 80sqm internally plus parking 13sqm Total 93sqm approx Potential rental return of $550/week (yield 4%) The Location: Dotted with pocket parks and playgrounds, Hillsdale is a highly accessible suburb loved by families and professionals who want to be close to all the Eastern Suburbs has to offer. Home to Southpoint Shopping Centre, supermarkets and specialty stores are at your fingertips. The suburb is also well served by buses to Maroubra Beach, UNSW and the heart of the Sydney CBD. Spend your downtime at the upgraded Heffron Park, where you’ll find the Des Renford Leisure Centre and open green sports fields and the establishment of the South Sydney High Performance Centre Auction: on site Saturday 26th February, 2022 - if not sold prior. Inspections as advertised or contact the agent for a private viewing Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries