4/66-70 Great Western Highway

Emu Plains NSW 2750

- Two bathrooms, with an ensuite to the master bedroom
- Oversized first floor terrace enjoys lovely garden outlook
- Open plan design with indoor/outdoor flow to the terrace
- Hallway provides discreet access to bathrooms/bedrooms
- CaesarStone kitchen with ample counter & storage space
- Seperate full-sized ventilated laundry accessed via kitchen
- Security complex; intercom access and basement parking
- Two exclusive, on-title car spaces positioned side by side
- Freshly painted with brand new carpets. 1 split system a/c
- Almost entirely owner occupied, well-maintained complex

You will love the convenience and the enviable lifestyle that living close-by the Nepean River in Emu Plains offers. Also located close to various schools, restaurants and cafes (Including the New Log Cabin, Emu Hall and other riverside dining options), Lewers regional gallery, and Lennox shopping centre. Literally a two minute walk to Emu Plains station where you can get the express/limited stops train to Sydney.

Being the first (top) floor position with traditional ceiling void above, there is the potential to install ducted air-conditioning and additional power and network as needed. (Subject to strata approval).

Built in 2003 it has been well engineered to stand the test of time.

More information including the contract of sale and a FAQ sheet with age, outgoings, rent appraisal, no. of units in the complex, pets policy and more is available on the Stanton & Taylor Real Estate website (safe download links towards the bottom left of web page).

*Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out and rely solely upon their own investigations.

**The presentation of this property includes virtual furniture which has been digitally rendered with all care taken to present scale and aspect ratio as accurately as possible by our supplier. The placement of furniture has been considered from an interior design perspective without consideration of where the service points (power, tv, network) are actually located.