8/11-13 Birmingham Street Merrylands, NSW 2160

Perfectly positioned on the top floor of a well-maintained security complex, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment offers an outstanding opportunity for first-home buyers, astute investors and downsizers seeking comfort, privacy and low-maintenance living.

Showcasing solid full-brick construction, the apartment enjoys three desirable aspects and no common walls, providing excellent natural light, ventilation and privacy. The generous open-plan living area flows seamlessly onto a private wraparound balcony with an open outlook-perfect for relaxing or entertaining.

A modern eat-in kitchen with ample storage, two generously sized bedrooms, a renovated fully tiled bathroom, an internal laundry and a secure lock-up garage complete this appealing residence.

Ideally located within easy reach of Merrylands Station, Stockland Merrylands, quality schools, parks, local cafés and major transport links, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a quality home in a thriving and highly sought-after neighbourhood.

Property Features:

• Top-floor position within a well-maintained security complex
• Solid full-brick construction
• Three desirable aspects with no common walls
• Two generously sized bedrooms
• Mirrored built-in wardrobe
• Renovated, fully tiled bathroom with bathtub
• Spacious open-plan living area
• Modern eat-in kitchen with ample storage
• Private wraparound balcony with an open outlook
• Internal laundry
• Reverse-cycle air conditioning
• Secure lock-up garage
• Ideal for first-home buyers, investors and downsizers
• Close to Merrylands Station, Stockland Merrylands, schools, parks, cafés and major transport links

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