105/91D Bridge Road, Westmead, NSW 2145

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Situated on the Ground Floor of the landmark complex 'Monarco Towers' block D (the newest of the four towers), this spacious 1-bedroom apartment apartment offers resort-style facilities, showcasing an immaculate presentation, generously proportioned interiors, quality modern finishes and an exciting holiday-like lifestyle. It features:

Conveniently positioned within walking distance to Westmead railway station (Express trains to city), Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction), bus stop nearby, Coles supermarket with local shops, reputable schools, Westmead Public, Private and Children Hospitals, as well as The Westmead Precinct, one of the largest health, education, research and training precincts in Australia. It features:

- Open plan lounge with well-finished floorboards & dining area with air conditioner
- Lounge & dining seamlessly flows onto a large private courtyard
- Gourmet gas cooking kitchen with stone benchtops, OMEGA appliances & dishwasher
- Stunning fully-tiled bathroom with shower & spa bathtub
- Bedroom with built-in robe & access to the private courtyard
- Internal laundry with washing machine & clothes dryer
- Secure basement lock-up garage with lift access
- Video security intercom, security alarm & onsite security guards
- Resort-style facilities include swimming pool, spa, sauna, gym, tennis courts, kiosk, BBQ area & fenced children's play area
- Conveniently positioned close to railway station, hospitals, schools, Coles supermarket & bus stop at the door


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