1/6 Oxley Court, Broadmeadows, Vic 3047

Brand new and offering unique street appeal, this attractive three bedroom, two bathroom townhome offers timeless low-maintenance luxury, stylishly finished and set in a convenient court location. At ground level, two robed bedrooms and a chic fully-tiled bathroom highlighted by glossy black subway tiles, rest alongside a study space, flowing to a neat private courtyard. Internal access to the garage from inside the home reveals a Euro laundry and additional storage. Upstairs, a third bedroom is set alongside a full bathroom. Beautiful timber floors and a striking black and white kitchen anchor the living space, spilling to a north-facing balcony, just perfect for summer entertaining. The kitchen is complete with a stone-topped breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances and black subway-tiled splashbacks. Complete with downlights, timber floors, chic black fixtures and fittings, heating and cooling throughout and remote-controlled lock up garage with an additional parking space in front, this is the perfect choice for first time buyers, families and investors alike. Set less than 10 minutes' walk from Broadmeadows Central's shopping, entertainment and dining offerings, and 170m from trains and buses, plus easy vehicle access to major arterials, the location is on point, and all you will need to do is move in and enjoy.


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