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Rare Opportunity of Commercial / Residential Dwelling In Prime Location
Attention all owner occupants and investors, this amazing opportunity is not to be missed. It offers a mixture of commercial or residential property positioned on the first floor with three spacious bedrooms. All situated within moments to local education, shops, Western Sydney University and the new Telopea light rail station.
- Zoned MU1 Mixed Use
- Currently tenanted for $460 per week
- Three spacious rooms, open plan lounge / foyer area
- Prime Location above Telopea Shops
- Rear access from Benaud Lane
- Plenty of customer parking available at front & rear residence
- TOTAL SIZE 74 SQM | 15 Lots on Strata Plan | STRATA $532.68 PQ
As the suburb of Telopea grows in interest, this opportunity is rare and allows all prospective purchasers to explore the large array of options.
Feel free to contact Broderick Wright or Emile Corbino for more information regarding current rental arrangements, contract of sales or further information about the two dwellings.
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