17/42 Kent Street

Epping NSW 2121

Peacefully positioned at the rear of the highly sought-after Boronia Gardens "Olive Grove" complex, this beautifully presented full-brick mid-floor apartment offers an exceptional combination of privacy, space and lifestyle convenience. Showcasing a bright aspect and a newly renovated upgraded kitchen, this move-in ready residence presents an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers, young families, downsizers and savvy investors alike.Set within a peaceful garden complex adjoining Boronia Park Oval, children's playground and BBQ area, the property enjoys a highly convenient location only moments to Epping Station, Metro, village shops, cafes, restaurants and local amenities.Property Features:- Expansive floorplan full-brick mid-floor apartment- Newly renovated upgraded kitchen with quality finishes- Bright aspect with abundant natural light- Two spacious bedrooms with excellent proportions- Oversized separate living area opening to large balcony with green views- Balcony providing excellent cross ventilation and outdoor space- Internal laundry and additional second WC- Secure lock-up garage- Quietly positioned at the rear of the popular Boronia Gardens "Olive Grove" complexOutstanding School Catchment:Epping West Public SchoolEpping Boys High SchoolCheltenham Girls High SchoolLocation Highlights:Approx. 30m to Boronia ParkApprox. 500m to Epping ColesApprox. 550m to Epping Metro, Station & busesApprox. 850m to Epping West Public SchoolApprox. 950m to Epping West ParkApprox. 1km to Epping LibraryShort walk to cafes, restaurants, shops and everyday amenitiesDisclaimer: This advertisement is a guide only and while information has been gathered from reliable sources, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Aurora Property does not accept responsibility for actions taken by intending purchasers based on this information. No warranty is provided by vendors or agents. Potential buyers are advised to independently verify all details and seek professional guidance. This information is presented in good faith and should not be considered definitive.