5/65 Bertram Street Mortlake, NSW 2137

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BRIGHT THREE-LEVEL TOWNHOUSE OFFERS SPACIOUS MODERN LIVING (Total 249m2)

This spacious three-level townhouse will delight with a large front courtyard plus three separate balconies. It features solid full-brick construction and a prime North-facing position that captures abundant natural light throughout. Two bedrooms join the main bathroom on the ground floor, and the open-plan living/dining area with balcony access joins the modern gas kitchen, powder room and laundry on the first floor. The master bedroom with a built-in robe, ensuite and balcony occupies the entire top floor. The home is also ideally set just steps to bayside reserves, and shops and cafes; it's also just moments to Concord Golf Club and Cabarita Wharf ferry to Parramatta and Circular Quay. It features:

• Large paved front courtyard for low-maintenance entertaining
• Sunny open-plan living/dining area with with stylish timber floor
• Living/dining area opens to a long balcony with an elevated outlook
• Modern gas kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher
• Immaculate main bathroom with floor-to-ceiling tiles plus separate bath and shower
• Private ensuites to master and second bedrooms; built-in robes to all three
• Master and third bedrooms both open onto separate private balconies
• Powder room plus European-style internal laundry on first floor
• Over-sized tandem lock-up garage with internal storeroom
• Water: $251.46 per quarter
• Council: $281 per quarter
• Strata: $864 per quarter

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