14/34-36 Herbert Street, West Ryde, NSW 2114

Positioned in a highly sought-after pocket of West Ryde, this oversized two-bedroom apartment offers unparalleled convenience with easy access to shops, public transport, and an array of lifestyle amenities. 

Thoughtfully designed with comfort and convenience in mind, this apartment features expansive open-plan living and dining areas that flow effortlessly onto a bright, sun-drenched balcony overlooking ANZAC Park, which perfectly lends its self to relaxation and entertaining. Whether you are looking for your first home, a smart down-size, or a solid investment, this is an opportunity not to be missed! 

Property Highlights | 

- Floating floorboards and fresh neutral tones throughout 
- Two generously proportioned bedrooms both with large built-in robes with the main bedroom including an ensuite bathroom and split system A/C
- Modern family bathroom tiled floor to ceiling with shower over bath 
- Gourmet kitchen with stone bench tops, plenty of cupboard space, and stainless-steel appliances including an oversized 5 burner gas cooktop 
- Large open plan living and dining room with split system A/C and a bright northern aspect 
- An effortless flow to a large wrap-around balcony with a northern aspect overlooking the lush, family friendly ANZAC Park 
- Basement car space with storage cage 
- Access to a well-maintained common area and multi-purpose room for functions, meetings, etc 

Location Highlights | 

- 150m to West Ryde train station 
- 425m to West Ryde marketplace | Coles, Woolworths, and multiple specialty stores/cafes 
- 280m to West Ryde train station and bus terminal connecting you to the Parramatta & Sydney CBDs as well as Carlingford, Epping, and Gladesville, just to name a few 
- 20m to ANZAC Park 
- 600m to West Ryde Public School
- 650m to Meadowbank Public School 
- 720m to Marsden Public School

Disclaimer | All information provided has been gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and any interested persons should rely upon their own enquiries.