5H/5-15 William Street, Botany

MGM MARTIN proudly presents this beautifully updated two-bedroom villa in the sought-after Hancock Garden Estate. Offering a spacious single-level layout with a large backyard and two parking spaces, this home perfectly combines comfort and convenience in one of Botany's most desirable complexes. **To view the property and get updated information for upcoming open house times, please register by clicking the book inspection button or email agent. To apply, please visit https://mgmmartin.com/properties-for-lease go to *Rents* tab > click on "Tenancy Application" Why make this your home? - Freshly painted interiors throughout - New laminate flooring and new carpet in bedrooms - Generous open plan living and dining area - Air conditioning for year-round comfort - Spacious kitchen with ample cabinetry and breakfast bar - Two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes - Large bathroom with separate bath and shower - Expansive backyard perfect for entertaining or relaxing - Internal laundry with outdoor access - Two lock up garage Where is it? Set within the quiet and leafy Hancock Garden Estate, this villa offers a peaceful lifestyle just moments from everything Botany has to offer. Enjoy easy access to Garnett Jackson Reserve, Booralee Park, Botany Aquatic Centre, local schools, cafes, restaurants, and everyday conveniences. Excellent transport options provide quick access to the CBD, airport, and Sydney's world-class beaches. **Inspections strictly with Agents only. Please be advised applications will be processed only after the property has been inspected in person or by someone on your behalf. **Please note, while care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars & all information is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. In addition to this, any interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects. Photography and Illustrations are for presentation purposes only and should only be regarded as indicative representations only.