Rent 2 bedroom apartment in Sydney

The Perfect Spot, A Sun-Filled First Floor Apartment With A North-Facing Balcony And Lock-Up Garage! A sun-blessed aspect and quiet corner setting with leafy greenery all around underscore a sense of peace and privacy in this first floor apartment. On the north-west corner of Kara Court, the two-bedroom apartment is wrapped in windows on three sides with big, bright interiors and a north-facing balcony giving the first-floor apartment a warm and welcoming feel. A lush garden setting and house-like proportions combined with a quality double-brick build and only one common wall make for comfortable living all year round with internal access to a lock-up garage and a private laundry room. In a quiet setting, around the corner from The Spot's lively dining and social scene, this tucked-away pocket of Randwick is just 550m to Newmarket's eat street and local favourites including Sella Vinoteca, RaRa Ramen and Gelato Messina and 450m to the iconic Ritz Cinemas and Del Punto. Features Include: - Leafy garden setting, sunny NW corner - Beautifully maintained block, dual access - Secure entry shared by 6, 1 common wall - Polished floorboards, greenery all around - 2 spacious bedrooms with leafy outlooks - King-sized main with a wall of built-ins - Plantation shutters, windows on 3 sides - Sunlit living room with a garden outlook - Private covered north-facing balcony - Separate dining area, soft sheer curtains - Modern kitchen, stainless steel appliances - Fresh white-tiled bathroom with a bath - Internal access to a lock-up garage - Private secure laundry room with storage - 350m to The Spot's cafes and bistros - 850m to the High Street light rail stop - Walk to PoW Hospital and UNSW campus **Please register for inspection updates as changes or cancellations may occur to inspection times. 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 & rely upon their own inquiries