501/1 Brightwell Lane, ERSKINEVILLE

Northerly sunlight streams into the interiors of this stylish designer apartment high on the north-east corner of the landmark Luxe on Eve. Designed by Smith & Tzannes Architects, the building's bold sculptural facade and uplifting pops of colour make an instant first impression while its peaceful laneway setting offers superb convenience in a leafy pocket just 500m to the friendly neighbourhood hub of Erskineville village and the station. Set on level five, the two-bedroom apartment's high ceilings, clean lines and designer finishes capture the essence of contemporary style with no common walls and a north-facing balcony for relaxing or entertaining alfresco. Offering the best of village living and city convenience, it's an easy 3km trip to the CBD with close proximity to Newtown's buzzing arts and dining hub, Sydney University, UTS and RPA Hospital. - A perfect NE aspect, streamlined interiors and high ceilings - 2 double bedrooms with built-in robes, separate study area - Master with an ensuite, 2nd bed with access to the balcony - Sun-filled living and dining, huge windows, recessed blinds - Sandstone-paved balcony, perfect for outdoor living/dining - Sleek Caesarstone gas kitchen, breakfast bar, waterfall edge - Ilve appliances, matte black tapware, soft-close cabinetry - 2 designer bathrooms, main with a bath, concealed laundry - Ducted air, LED lighting, secure parking with level lift access - Common gardens with barbecue area and secure bike storage - 500m to Erko village and station, walk to eat streets and parks Please ensure that you register your details to inspect the property. Registration will ensure you are instantly informed of any updates, changes or cancellations. Following your inspection, applying online is easy, please refer to the link below to submit your application via TAPP http://t-app.com.au/rwerskineville While care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, no responsibility is accepted for the accuracy of the whole or any part and interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects