1/84 Mascot Drive, Eastlakes

MGM MARTIN proudly presents this beautifully refurbished ground-floor apartment, offering everything you need in a rapidly growing area. Located just a short walk from Eastlakes Shopping Centre, the local park, and nearby eateries, this apartment is ideally situated. It also provides easy access to UNSW, the golf course, beaches, and the CBD. **To view the property and get updated information for upcoming open house times, please register by clicking the book inspection button or email agent. To apply, please visit https://mgmmartin.com/properties-for-lease go to *Rents* tab & click on "Tenancy Application" Why make this your home? - 2 Bed 1 Bath 1 Parking - Expansive living and dining area designed for comfort - Reverse cycle air conditioning in the living area - Fully renovated, modern kitchen featuring high-quality appliances - Spacious bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes in the master - Contemporary bathroom with integrated laundry facilities - Private balcony ideal for enjoying your morning coffee or afternoon tea - Low maintenance living with stylish floorboards throughout - Off-street parking in a well-maintained building Where is it? Eastlakes is a hidden gem that's quickly being discovered, with excellent transport options and easy access to all the lifestyle benefits the area has to offer. Conveniently located near a variety of express bus services, you'll enjoy quick access to the CBD, the airport, and stunning beaches. **Inspections strictly with Agents only. Please be advised applications will be processed only after the property has been inspected in person or by someone on your behalf. **Please note, while care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars & all information is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. In addition to this, any interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects. Photography and Illustrations are for presentation purposes only and should only be regarded as indicative representations only.