25/77 Grima Street, Schofields, NSW 2762

Situated in the heart of Schofields, located next to the popular Glory Park and short proximity to Schofields Train Station and Schofields Village Shopping Centre, this premium two-bedroom apartment boasts a premium size internal area and courtyard making this apartment ideal for growing families and downsizers.

The apartment has an ideal layout with an abundance of natural light which floods the open spaces and shifts out to the spacious outdoor courtyard. Offering an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area creates a perfect blend for indoor and outdoor entertainment.

The modern kitchen is well-appointed and features high-quality stainless-steel appliances, stone benchtops and plenty of storage space.

The accommodation consists of two bedrooms which are great in size and both provide access to the courtyard. The master retreat showcases its private ensuite, ensuring comfort and privacy for your convenience. All bathrooms feature floor-to-ceiling tiles.

Features Includes:
- LED lights throughout the home
- Ducted air conditioning
- Secured car space plus a spacious storage cage
- Visitor parking is available
- Secure complex
- Total area 138 sqm approx.

Location highlights:
- 30m walk to Glory Park
- 10-minute walk to Schofields Train Station and Schofields Village Shopping Centre
- Buses to Tallawong Metro Station and surrounding suburbs
- Easy commute to CBD
- Short walk to Galungarra Public School
- Minutes walk to premium childcare

With a convenient location that is second to none and features that will be enjoyed by your whole family, this is a home that you must see.

This amazing home is sure to impress! Call Fernando Capati on 0452577505 to book an inspection.

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