220/8 Railway Road

Cheltenham VIC 3192

Built in 2018, this 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 car space apartment delivers the perfect combination of lifestyle, location and low-maintenance living. Whether you're a first home buyer, downsizer or investor, this is a smart opportunity in one of Bayside's most connected pockets.Prime Lifestyle Location:Enjoy unbeatable convenience just moments from- Cheltenham Village shops & cafes- Cheltenham Train Station- Southland Shopping Centre- Bayside beaches & parklands- Easy CBD access via trainInvestment Appeal:- Rental return approx. $530$550 per week- Strong tenant demand in this location- Low-maintenance modern build (2018)Outgoings:- Council Rates: $923.62 per year- Water Rates: Approx. $176.08 per quarter (service charges only)- Owners Corporation: Approx. $680 per quarterEstimated Sizes:- Internal Living 42m(Approx.)- Balcony 9.4 m(Approx.)- Total Including Balcony= 51m(Approx)Modern Design & Quality Finishes:Spacious open-plan living & dining areaPrivate, generous terrace ideal for entertaining or relaxingStylish kitchen with:Stone benchtopsLight timber cabinetryMiele cooktop & ovenDishwasher includedTiled kitchen flooringCarpeted living areaDouble-glazed windows throughoutComfortable & Functional Layout:Well-sized bedroom with panel heaterEuropean laundryAir conditioning in living zoneContemporary bathroomVideo intercom systemSecure lift accessSecure Car Space Not a Stacker!Proper underground car space on titleNot a stackerLarge storage cage includedThis is a genuine value-add that many apartments simply don't offer.Resident Amenities:Landscaped communal courtyardSeating areasBBQ facilitiesPerfect for entertaining guests or enjoying relaxed outdoor time.Enquire today to arrange your inspection.We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties are advised to carry out their own investigations, and should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate