Substantial 3 bed terrace offering style, quality and proportion
23 Railway Avenue, Stanmore
Providing a spacious lifestyle package, this multi-level property with stylish spaces and design are enhanced by a great position in the heart of Stanmore. Light, size and quality features throughout this modern residence that is well appointed with a bright open layout, a private garden and a large upper level terrace that captures views to the city. It is also ideally located with the train station, parks, schools and village cafes all a short stroll from the front door.
The property
Own private street entry via a courtgarden at the frontA spacious split-level open design with two separate living areasEasy level access to a BBQ deck and garden at the rearUpper level master with dressing room, huge terrace and city viewsSecond master bedroom with built-ins, ensuite and sunroom/studyQuality gas kitchen, and a full-sized family bathroomInternal access to a tandem garage with laundry and storage space + WC
The details:
Available Now
12 month lease term
The neighbourhood:
Stanmore is an endearing suburb that has been sitting quietly on the sidelines of some of Sydney's most vibrant and artistic neighbourhoods. But there is change in the air, as Stanmore's emerging café and art scene is getting noticed. The streets are lined with Victorian terraces and charming cottages, all of which adds to the village-like ambience of this inner-west suburb.
The inspection:
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Paul Clarke | 0414 265 833
Patricia Katrakilis | 0414 682 881
Raine&Horne Newtown
Rhnewtown.com.au | 8596 3555
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Stanmore was named by a prosperous saddler, John Jones, who purchased land in 1835 where Newington College now stands and called it the Stanmore Estate. Jones named it after his birthplace of Stanmore, London.
