32/525 Illawarra Road, MARRICKVILLE

Occupying a private, rear-of-building position on the top floor of the award-winning Quarry apartments, this split-level 2 apartment boasts a thoughtfully designed layout that distinctly separates living and private areas. Its innovative design ensures an abundance of natural light and cross-ventilation and the minimalist interiors boast off-form concrete, stone and tile finishes with soft twist pile carpets adding colour and warmth – all creating a modern aesthetic. Residents can also enjoy landscaped common gardens, complete with a veggie patch, providing ample space to unwind and bask in the sunshine. Quarry Apartments is a sought-after complex within close proximity to Steel Park, Cooks River foreshore and Mahoney Sports Club. FEATURES: - Sunny north-east aspect, top floor rear of building - Secure entry and level lift access - Thoughtful design, quality finishes and a split-level layout - Two spacious bedrooms with built-in robes, large master suite - Huge open living and dining space, warm twist pile carpets - Full width entertainer's terrace bathed in sunlight - Caesarstone gas kitchen, breakfast bar, reverse cycle air - Two stylish bathrooms, separate concealed internal laundry - Secure parking, storage, sunny common gardens, veggie patch - Walk to the station and shopping village, 7km to the CBD - 12 month lease preferred - Pets upon application. Please register for an INSPECTION via the 'book inspection' or 'email agent' buttons. Please NOTE if you do not register, we're unable to notify you of any changes to inspections. 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. Suburb Profile: Marrickville One of Sydney’s most intriguing suburbs, bohemian Marrickville simply has it all. Marrickville’s rich diversity is celebrated throughout the community. There are mouth-watering eateries that cover the full spectrum – Asia, Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and Australia, plus a thriving art and festival scene that in many ways put Marrickville on the map – Sydney’s Fringe Festival, Art Month Sydney and the Marrickville Festival. Bisecting this vibrant Inner West suburb are Marrickville and Illawarra Roads, which are the centre of activity and are also known for street art created by Ces Camilleri of Creative Artistic Steel. But locals aren’t restricted to the main arteries. Marrickville has one of Sydney’s finest café scenes, including establishments that are favoured for their brew, their park-side location or their general vibe. Well-equipped with an array of shopping options, including two Woolworths, an Aldi, an organic farmers’ market and an array of independent grocery stores, bakeries and delicatessens. When it comes to public transport, locals enjoy three train lines, multiple bus routes and quick access to Sydney’s internal and domestic airports. Not just a place for the grown-ups, Marrickville is popular with young families – an extensive line-up of schools, playgrounds and community programs add to Marrickville’s appeal. One of the perks of having such a multicultural makeup is the variety of cuisine offerings. On offer are Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Nepalese, Greek, Lebanese, Turkish, Spanish and modern Australian. Eateries, funky drinking establishments and an enviable café scene – Marrickville has it all, and it’s seriously good. (Source: Sitchu)