8, 48-50 Boronia Street, Kensington NSW 2033

A savvy investment or perfect first home buyer opportunity, this oversized apartment in an exclusive blue ribbon enclave showcases contemporary convenience at it’s best. Peacefully positioned and enjoying a leafy private aspect this turn key property in the heart of Kensington is everything you’ve been looking for and more. The home Opening to the natural light of a prized northern aspect Immaculately maintained with modern finishes throughout Generous open plan living areas are bathed in ambient sun Protected patio is ideal for intimate al fresco entertaining Spacious master bedroom is complete with mirrored built-ins Full size kitchen with quality Blanco gas appliances, granite bench tops Spacious fully tiles bathroom with bath tub and internal laundry Security intercom entry and a separate storeroom on title Offering a secure undercover parking space for one vehicle Established building, Currently tenanted on an expired lease Reasonable outgoings incl. low strata levies The Location: Known for its universities, superb accessibility to public transport and wide leafy streets, Kensington is a popular choice for students, families and professionals. Best known as the home of the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), Kensington is also highly regarded for its connectivity. Hop on the light rail or bus for a quick city commute. Fringed by recreational spaces, there’s acres of green parklands at nearby Centennial Park to enjoy, or for the racing fans, race carnivals at Randwick Racecourse beckon close by. Anzac Parade, Kensington's main thoroughfare, is the place to go in search of authentic Asian flavours, including Malaysian, Thai, Chinese and Indonesian. In Kensington you really are spoilt for choice! Contact the agent for a private viewing today 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