Discover unparalleled convenience and comfort at 703A/1-17 Elsie Street, Burwood, NSW. This exceptional apartment combines modern living with a prime location, offering easy access to transportation and a desirable north facing aspect. Key Features: - Prime Location: Nestled just moments away from the train station, this apartment ensures effortless commuting and connectivity to Sydney's CBD and beyond. - North-Facing Aspect: Enjoy abundant natural light and warmth throughout the day with the desirable north-facing orientation, creating a bright and inviting living space. - Contemporary Design: Embrace contemporary living with stylish finishes and premium fixtures, providing both elegance and functionality. - Spacious Layout: With a generous floor plan, including a spacious living area and bedrooms, there's ample room for relaxation and entertainment. - Modern Kitchen: The gourmet kitchen boasts high-end appliances, sleek cabinetry, and ample bench space, making cooking a delight. - Tranquil Bedrooms: Retreat to peaceful bedrooms designed for comfort and rejuvenation, offering a serene sanctuary after a busy day. - Secure Parking: Benefit from secure parking facilities, ensuring convenience and peace of mind for residents. - Convenient Amenities: Explore the vibrant neighborhood with a myriad of shops, cafes, restaurants, and recreational facilities just moments from your doorstep. Location Highlights (Approx.): - Walking distance 250m to Burwood Station - Walking distance 400m to Burwood Plaza - Walking distance 450m to Burwood Westfields shopping centre - Easy access to M4 motorway and short drive to Sydney CBD - Moments to a myriad of popular eateries, restaurants and essential amenities - Closed to local public and private schools Strata levy $1063 /quarter Water $180/quarter Council $511/quarter Please contact Jack Ma at 0422 696 373 or hot line 0436 666 658 to arrange an inspection. Disclaimer: Images, plans and descriptions are conceptual and for illustrative purposes only, subject to change. Internal and external perspectives are representative images only.