8A Waitara Avenue Waitara, NSW 2077

Located above the shop with your own private separate access from the rear via the driveway this spacious 2-bedroom unit has just undergone a make-over & includes lovely timber floorboards & a sleek modern bathroom it offers you so much. Minutes easy walk to Waitara Railway Station or the bus stop is at the door, plus its also nearby schools, plus an effortless connection in any direction to all major roads including Pacific Highway, North Connex, Pennant Hills Road, the Hills District, the M1, and the Central Coast is the ideal location and a must to inspect!

Please access from the Driveway off Pacific Highway & enter via the rear of the building, follow the signs at the open.

Loads of Features include:
• Lovely timber floors throughout
• High ceilings
• Massive lounge room with high ceilings & timber floors
• Sunny separate kitchen with eat-in area & an upright electric stove
• Modern renovated bathroom
• 2 bedrooms, both with high ceilings & timber floors
• Own private external laundry
• Private own sunny balcony at the rear
• A choice of both excellent Primary and High School options nearby including Abbotsleigh, Knox, Normanhurst Boys, Hornsby Girls, Loreto, St Leo's, Barker, Normanhurst Public, Waitara Public School catchment & plus Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Primary.
• Moments walk to Waitara train station
• Bus stop at the front door
• Easy direct access to all major roads in any direction including Pacific Highway, North Connex, M1, and Pennant Hills Road offers you convenience
• Quick drive to Hornsby Westfield, Hornsby Hospital, and The Sans Hospital
• 12+ months lease preferred
• Rent includes water usage
• No parking available

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