18/31-33 Harrow Road Auburn, NSW 2144

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MODERN COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE IN THE HEART OF AUBURN

Perfectly positioned in a prime location within walking distance to Auburn Station, shops, and local amenities, this well-presented two-bedroom apartment offers a comfortable lifestyle and excellent investment opportunity. Set in a secure complex with modern living with low-maintenance convenience.

Key features include:

• Freshly painted throughout with brand new floating floorboards to bedrooms
• Two generous bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes
• Spacious open-plan living and dining area leading to a large covered balcony
• Modern kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking and quality appliances
• Contemporary bathroom plus internal laundry with dryer
• Split-system air conditioning and secure intercom entry
• Double lockup Basement car space
• Ideal for first home buyers, downsizers, or savvy investors

Enjoy the perfect balance of comfort, style, and convenience in one of Auburn's most sought-after pockets.

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