02 9906 2011

Leased

SPACIOUS LIGHT FILLED APARTMENT

Set peacefully at the end of a private driveway, this ground floor Art Deco apartment offers a semi style ambience. Brilliantly located to Cammeray Village, waterfront parkland and city transport.

  • Spacious bright living & dining
  • Large bedroom with built-in robes
  • Generous sized kitchen with dishwasher, internal laundry & a washer/dryer included
  • Newly renovated bathroom
  • Plantation shutters, polished timber floors, high ceilings & ceiling fans
  • Common rear garden with outdoor entertaining

Available from the 1st December

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Available Leased
Address Unit 4, 79A Carter St, Cammeray
Price Deposit Taken
Property Type Rental
Property ID 1265
Category Unit

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