1109/39 East Street Granville, NSW 2142

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1 Bedroom + Large Study. Everything At Your Doorstep

Discover comfort and convenience in this well-appointed 1-bedroom apartment located in a highly sought-after prime location. Perfect for professionals, couples, downsizers, or the savvy investors, this home offers easy living with everything at your doorstep.
Enjoy the ultimate convenience of being just a short walk to the train station, making commuting quick and stress-free. Cafés, shops, Woolworths supermarket, and local amenities are all nearby.

This apartment combines location, lifestyle, and comfort-a rare opportunity not to be missed.

It Features:

• Open plan spacious living and dining area with tiled floors and plush carpet in the bedrooms
• Contemporary kitchen with stone bench, gas stove cooking, and quality appliances
• Oversized 1 bedroom includes built-in
• Large study / 2nd bedroom
• Large balcony with nice views
• Internal Laundry
• Ducted air conditioning
• Security Intercom & secure lift access

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