14/3-15 Christie Street

Wollstonecraft NSW 2065

Application: Apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore
Lease Period: 12 Months or longer
Pets: To be considered on application
Parking: 1x Secure carspace

This dual storey townhouse style home, with direct street access features a large sundrenched sandstone courtyard, upper-level balcony with leafy outlook and has only one common wall. Perfectly nestled in 'Maison Vue' an established and well-regarded complex with a resort style pool and landscaped gardens in a quiet cul-de-sac, making it an oasis in the city. This stylish urban residence is less than 500 metres from all that is on offer at both the Crows Nest Village and St Leonards dining and shopping precinct. Well connected to public transport with two train stations, multiple bus stops and the soon to be completed Metro all within walking distance and with super easy access to North Sydney, the CBD and beyond.

Accommodation:
Two spacious double bedrooms, Master with air con, balcony and large built-in
Open plan living and dining with guest W/C that extends to the courtyard
Contemporary kitchen with Bosch appliances including induction cooktop & dishwasher
• Full bathroom upstairs, renovated with separate bathtub and large corner shower

Features:
Timber floors on the lower level and carpet upstairs
New LED lighting and fresh paint throughout
Floor to ceiling sliding doors that enable seamless indoor/outdoor living to the spacious courtyard
Separate internal laundry room, secure underground car space, ample storage
Ideally located in a quiet cul-de-sac with all local amenities in easy reach
Communal swimming pool



"To apply for this property, please apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore"

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
CLAIRE STULAJTER 0466 914 284

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