16/42 Avoca Street, Randwick

* SOLD | ONLINE AUCTION * Spacious and Sun-Blessed N-Facing Sanctuary

A sun-filled and simply gorgeous home blessed with a N-facing outlook featuring sweeping views from its top floor position and an expansive layout, this is a residence to savour. Set in the charming Avoca Gardens, it boasts a sun-washed balcony, great for relaxed dining with views to the CBD, and a delightfully bright ambience with day-long sun, nicely updated and superbly presented. The wide living/dining room has direct balcony access, the separate gas kitchen is large and bright, while the 2 bedrooms are serene spaces with leafy outlooks, the main with b/in robes. With large bathroom, full laundry, and private carspace, this sparkling haven presents as the perfect low-maintenance package in this great location. Freshly painted and with basement storage room, it is sure to appeal to both owner-occupiers and investors alike, in a building with well-tended gardens and sunny pool. A stroll to Queens and Centennial parks, plus cafes and schools, it is also a quick trip to Clovelly and Coogee beaches, making it an outstanding home in a premier lifestyle address.

Property features;

- Delightful two-bed apartment in enviable location
- Sunny living/dining opens to balcony with wide views
- Balcony a lovely space, great for al fresco dining
- Two bedrooms with leafy outlooks, main with built-ins
- Large gas kitchen with bright outlook, full laundry
- Bright flowing interiors, large bathroom, full bath
- Private carspace, easy access to storage room
- Freshly painted, beautifully presented throughout
- Quiet spot, charming building, lovely gardens, pool
- Great condition, scope for updated personal touch
- Minutes to Queens/Centennial Parks, cafés, beaches

Ian Wallace 0416 251 073
Immik Kerr 0417 699 981

Richardson & Wrench
Bondi Beach

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