203/31 Albany Street Crows Nest, NSW 2065

Quick Facts:
Inspection Time: Inspection cancelled, Please contact agent
Sat 20 May 1:05 PM- 1:25 PM
Lease Period: 12 Months or Longer
Available: 6th June, 2023
Application: Apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore
Parking: Secure Parking and Storage

Embrace this small window of opportunity to secure a meticulously designed home amongst the hum of Crows Nest's buzzing restaurants, boutiques and heritage tree-lined streets. A sensational boutique collection, The Hume offers artisanal charm that defines Crows Nest right at your doorstep. Open-plan in design, the living area is distinguished and composed with timber floors throughout, harmonised by quality fixtures.

Polished & peaceful, this is an excellent opportunity to secure a near new designer retreat central to the attractions of both Crows Nest & St Leonards, including walking distance the future Metro station at Crows Nest. At The Hume, the beauty is in the detail.

Accommodation:

• North facing and light filled living room with generous proportions opens to a full width balcony
• Two bedrooms, each with ample storage - master with private balcony
• Luxurious bathrooms, floor to ceiling tiles, frameless glass, dual shower heads
• Chic kitchen with stone tops, double sink, dishwasher, gas stove & breakfast bar

Features:

• Ducted heating and cooling, track lighting and low energy LED lighting
• Internal laundry with a tub and superb additional storage options
• Secure basement parking, storage cage, secure building with lift access
• Serene shared rooftop garden with alfresco kitchen

"To apply for this property, please apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore"

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
SHAUN STAPLEY 0431 277 004

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