2 rooms apartment of 1245m² in Mount Colah

Enjoy this modern two bedroom apartment, offering bright fresh interiors and quality finishes. The property is positioned on the third floor and filled with an abundance of natural sunlight and privacy. Boasting timber floorboards throughout, spacious kitchen with quality appliances, open living area flowing onto a large covered balcony, contemporary feature walls, and generous sized bedrooms with large built in robes. Located with in walking distance to transport, local shops, schools and National Parks. A perfect place for those looking for a quality property and lifestyle, on the upper north shore. Call Heimat on 94773500 to arrange a private inspection or view on Saturday as advertised.Features Generous kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher and stone benchtops Open plan living flowing onto a large covered balcony Large storage cupboard in living room Timber floorboards throughout Split system air conditioning in living Two large bedrooms with built in robes Main bathroom with bath/shower Master bedroom with ensuite Contemporary feature walls Internal laundry cupboard with dryer Balcony with tap, gas bayonet and electricity installed Secure car space with lift access to the third floor Lease : 12 month lease preferred with the option to renew Available: NOWLocation: School Catchment: Mount Colah Public School: 550m Mount Colah Train Station: 200m Bus Stop: 180m Mount Colah shops: 150m Hornsby Westfield: 5 minute drive Asquith Golf Club: 1.5km Hornsby Aquatic & Leisure Centre: 4km M1 Entrance/Exit Mount Colah: 1.7km Baker College: 5km Asquith Boys High School: 2.5km Asquith Girls High School: 2.6km Hornsby Girls High School: 4.6kmDisclaimer: All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. Mount Colah was voted "Australia's Best Suburb" in a survey conducted by Ninemsn in 2010. Mount Colah is considered one of Sydney's leafiest suburbs and is bordered by the Ku-ring-gai National Park. Mount Colah was originally known as Colah until 1906 when the name was changed to Mount Colah. Read more about Mount Colah