442/2 Nipper Street Homebush NSW
Spacious One Bedroom + Large Study | Prime Homebush Location
Apartment
Set within the contemporary and well-regarded Nipper Street complex, this impressive north-facing one-bedroom apartment with a generously sized separate study offers an exceptional combination of space, natural light, functionality and convenience.
Featuring a well-designed open-plan layout, the apartment enjoys abundant natural light and a seamless connection between the spacious living and dining area and the oversized balcony. The north-facing aspect adds to the home’s bright and welcoming atmosphere, while the balcony provides a wonderful space to relax, entertain and enjoy the district outlook.
A standout feature is the large separate study, complete with its own door and window, offering excellent flexibility and privacy. It can comfortably be used as a home office, children’s room, guest room or additional living space, providing the functionality of a second room without compromising the main living area.
Features:
– One generously sized bedroom with built-in wardrobes.
– Separate study – ideal as a second bedroom, kids’ playroom or home office
– Spacious open-plan living and dining area flowing seamlessly to the balcony
– Modern gas kitchen with island bench and ducted high-volume rangehood – perfect for home cooks
– Secure basement parking with lock up basement storage cage
– Resort-style facilities: outdoor swimming pool, rooftop garden and indoor gym
– Additional storage room providing excellent flexibility
– High-quality finishes, air conditioning and excellent natural light throughout
Location Highlights:
– 550m to Homebush Train Station
– 700m to Homebush Public School
– 7 mins to Sydney Market
– 9 mins to Sydney Olympic Park
– 20 mins to Sydney CBD
Outgoings (Approx.):
– Strata levy: $750.10 per quarter
– Council rate: $508.13 per quarter
– Water rate: $226.20 per quarter
Disclaimer: This information has been obtained from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we do not guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own inquiries.
