505/17 Shepherd Street

Liverpool NSW 2170

Perfectly positioned in the heart of Liverpool, directly opposite the renowned Paper Mill Riverfront Venue, this beautifully presented apartment offers an exceptional combination of space, comfort and lifestyle in one of the area's most sought-after locations.Boasting two generous bedrooms plus a spacious study that is large enough to be converted into a third bedroom, this versatile residence is ideal for first home buyers, growing families, professionals and savvy investors alike.Designed with entertaining in mind, the expansive open-plan living and dining area seamlessly extends onto an oversized balcony, creating the perfect indoor-outdoor setting for hosting family and friends all year round.Practicality meets style with an abundance of storage throughout the home, featuring multiple cupboards and thoughtfully designed spaces to accommodate the needs of the entire family.Enjoy an unbeatable lifestyle with an array of cafs, Liverpool Westfield, Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool Train Station, quality schools and major transport links all just moments from your doorstep.Property Features:Two generously sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobesTwo bathrooms, ensuite to mainSecure undercover carparkLarge study with potential to convert into a third bedroomSpacious open-plan living and dining areaOversized entertainer's balcony with seamless indoor-outdoor livingWell-appointed kitchen with ample bench and cupboard spaceMinutes from Liverpool Westfield, Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool Train Station and local amenitiesOffering an enviable blend of convenience, generous proportions and an unbeatable location, this outstanding apartment presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a quality home in the heart of Liverpool.DISCLAIMERAll information contained herein has been provided in good faith and is believed to be accurate at the time of publication. However, the agent and vendor make no representations or warranties as to its accuracy and accept no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or misstatements. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and rely on their own investigations to verify all information provided.