Near new, this desirable, 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom modern unit in fabulous Newtown, sits in a quiet street with plenty of off-street parking. With a very pleasing fa�ade beyond the wide nature strip, and just minutes to leafy Newtown Park, the heritage listed Newtown Rose Garden and Captain Cook Oval, 2/38 Victory Street exudes a sense of peace and calm. Centrally located between many shopping centres (and all only a few kilometres away) including Wilsonton, Clifford Gardens and Grand Central, this is a lifestyle of modern convenience. With well-respected and very diverse schools, all favourably located within a small radius, this unit has much to offer. Past the front porch and into the foyer, the clever floor plan unfolds. The generous master suite has a tasteful ensuite accessed via a built-in, walk-in robe. The second bedroom, also carpeted, is privately located at the rear of the unit. The main bathroom, with roomy bath, is adjacent to not only this bathroom, but also the open plan gorgeous kitchen and living area. With plenty of storage and bench space, the stylish kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances and dishwasher, is an integral part of the living space, as is the private courtyard. Just the right size for intimate entertaining, this covered area is fully enclosed and suitable for a small dog. Maximum use of space has been achieved with the laundry neatly tucked away in a cupboard. A handy study nook, hiding behind a wall, also provides privacy from the entry. Beyond the single remote garage door is a sizeable space with internal entry into the foyer. Deceptively spacious, the unit is bright and welcoming, with wonderful high ceilings, generous living areas, a neutral colour palette and a split cycle air conditioning unit- offering year-round comfort.Unit 2 has a clever floorplan ensuring ultimate use of space, comfort and privacy. Maintenance free, beautifully kept and ideally located with enviable amenities within proximity, this pristine unit offers a casual lifestyle of ease and convenience.
