1509/156 Wright Street

Adelaide SA 5000

Smoke: Not permitted sorry
Bond: 4 weeks bond
Lease term: 12 months
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This stunning apartment is perfectly positioned on the North West corner which affords a spectacular Parkland backdrop and an uninterrupted view all the way to the beach through your floor-to-ceiling windows. An abundance of natural light, quality fixtures, and fittings of course with a private balcony large enough for alfresco dining.

Ideally positioned close to shops, cafes, lane-way bars, Chinatown, and the Adelaide Central Markets there is plenty to do and see right on your doorstep.

Features:
* Un-interrupted 180-degree views
* Two good-sized bedrooms with built-in robes and bedroom 1 with floor-to-ceiling window
* Large open-plan kitchen and living area
* Integrated fridge, freezer & dishwasher
* Kitchen with induction cooktop and quality appliances
* Sparkling bathroom with shower
* Concealed laundry facilities next to the kitchen
* Living area with split-system air conditioning
* Private and secure balcony with outstanding views of Adelaide CBD
* Gym and pool facilities for use on-site
* Resort-style entertainment area with BBQ facilities Security swipe card building access and intercom system

Locality:
Just meters from Chinatown
Within arms reach of restaurants, pubs, banks, transport
Apartment building sitting next to Whitmore Square
Zoned for Adelaide High School and Botanic High School
5 minutes walk to the local community.

Online applications are available by the APPLY button via this listing or please feel free to contact Tina 0405 260 830 or Stephy 0452 066 853
RLA: 272 867

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