9/167-175 Central Street, LABRADOR

Brimming with warmth and modern appeal, this stylish single level townhouse is a haven of comfort and convenience. Sunlight spills through the interiors, creating a relaxed and uplifting atmosphere. A generous deck and inviting backyard provide a backdrop for entertaining friends or enjoying peaceful moments outdoors. Inside, a well appointed kitchen with a gas cooktop and range hood inspires everyday cooking, while a split system air conditioner in the living area keeps the home perfectly comfortable all year round. The garage is finished with sleek epoxy flooring, offering a clean and practical space for parking or extra storage. Features - • Three spacious bedrooms filled with natural light • Renovated kitchen with gas cooktop and range hood • Split system air conditioning in the living area • Epoxy flooring in the garage - Two parking spaces including single lock up garage plus driveway • Deck and private backyard designed for entertaining Tucked within the welcoming Grand Central community of 37 residences, you will also enjoy access to a swimming pool, gym, community room, shaded seating and a BBQ area which create an ideal setting for both socialising and unwinding. Application: Interested in applying for this property? Once you have attended an inspection, or digitally inspected from our photographs, apply directly through https://www.realestate.com.au/ website - Click on the property you are interested in and simply click the 'apply now' button! ***IMPORTANT! REGISTER TO INSPECT PROPERTIES*** By registering your details you will be INSTANTLY informed of any updates, changes or cancellations for your property appointment. If you do not register for an inspection, the viewing may be rescheduled. DON'T MISS OUT, Book for an inspection time today by clicking the blue "Book an Inspection time" button on the right. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.