5/70 Woids Avenue Allawah, NSW 2218

Positioned in one of the St George district's most convenient and high-demand pockets, this well-presented three-bedroom apartment offers immediate comfort with outstanding potential for future enhancement. Combining generous proportion and exceptional walkability, this is a compelling opportunity for homeowners, renovators, and investors seeking long-term value growth.

The expansive open-plan living and dining area is bathed in natural light and seamlessly extends to a remarkable private balcony framed by tranquil greenery. This inviting outdoor space provides a peaceful retreat while enhancing the sense of openness and flow throughout the home.

The spacious eat-in kitchen integrates practically with the living zone and presents an excellent opportunity for a contemporary upgrade to further elevate both lifestyle appeal and capital value. With solid bones and a functional layout, the apartment offers the ideal canvas for cosmetic renovation or modern transformation.

All three bedrooms are generously proportioned and feature built-in wardrobes, offering comfortable accommodation for families or professionals. The sleek bathroom is neatly appointed in a contemporary style, while the expansive internal laundry adds a rare layer of practicality and convenience.

Ideally located within walking distance to the vibrant shopping and dining precincts of Hurstville and Allawah, as well as train stations, bus services, and quality schools, the property ensures effortless connectivity and enduring lifestyle appeal.

Offering space, serenity, convenience, and exciting potential for renovation and capital growth, this is an exceptional opportunity not to be missed. Early inspection is highly recommended.

Outgoings (Approximate):
Strata: $1229 per quarter
Water: $175+ per quarter
Council: $429 per quarter

Total Size 162 m2

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