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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 2 BR UNIT (SOLD!)

Located opposite a grassy Reserve & play Park, with tennis courts adjacent, this two bedroom unit offers the opportunity to buy into the heart of Balgowlah at a fantastic price.

Features include:

* Two good sized bedrooms, both with built ins
* Polished timber floors throughout
* Handy ground floor position
* Open plan kitchen and living room
* High 9' ceilings and big windows offer plenty of light and give spaciousness to the unit
* Bathroom with shower and internal laundry
* Single car space
* Currently rented @ $360 per week. Lease expires 23rd July, although earlier occupation is also a possibility
* Short walk to Balgowlah Village Shopping Centre
* Buses one minute walk away

Strata: $483 pq Council: $271 pq Water: $132 pq

Bring your cheque book! This one will not last long.

Contact Ian Barr 0409 904 033

property features

Polished Timber Floors
Close to Transport
Close to Shops
Close to Schools
Built-ins

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Suburb: Balgowlah

Population: 6,412

Municipality: Manly

Balgowlah was named in 1832 after an Aboriginal word meaning north harbour in reference to its position from Port Jackson. In the early days of European Settlement it had been known as Little Manly. Sir Edmund Barton, Australia's first prime minister, resided in the building known as Whitehall in White Street. Since 2004, Whitehall has been the site of the Norwegian Seamen's Church.

Balgowlah is home to the Stockland Village shopping centre. The nearest major shopping centre is Warringah Mall, located 2 kilometres north of the suburb. There are a few smaller shopping areas in Balgowlah, some of them the remnants of the traditional "corner shop" prior to the 1960s. The area is serviced by boutiques, real estate agents, two banks, bakery, grocer, fish market, restaurants, florist, a hardware store, a liquor store, post office, hair dressers, travel agents, delicatessen etc.

Balgowlah is one of the destinations for the Hop-Skip-Jump free bus service operated by Manly Council. Numerous public buses also operate in the area, the majority coming through Balgowlah en route to Manly, Warringah Mall, Seaforth and the city

Parks and Reserves
The North Harbour Reserve on Condamine Street, south of the shopping centre, is a popular picnic spot for large groups. The reserve is also on the scenic walk that runs from Manly through Fairlight, Balgowlah, Balgowlah Heights and Clontarf to The Spit, near the Spit Bridge.

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