807/120 Herring Road Macquarie Park, NSW 2113

This sundrenched apartment in 'One Twenty Macquarie' developed by Toga offers a comfortable and convenient living space. Its features include:

- Open plan lounge/dining: The apartment has a seamless integration of the living and dining areas, providing an open and inviting atmosphere.
- Kitchen with plenty of storage and gas cooktop: The kitchen is well-equipped with ample storage space and a gas cooktop, making cooking a breeze.
- North-facing balcony: The apartment boasts a spacious balcony that receives plenty of sunlight, accessible from both the living area and the bedroom, providing a pleasant outdoor space to relax and enjoy the view.
- Spacious bedroom with built-ins: The bedroom is roomy and comes with built-in wardrobes, ensuring ample storage for your belongings.
- Bathroom with shower and storage space: The bathroom features a shower and offers additional storage space, making it functional and convenient.
- Internal laundry and ducted reverse cycle air conditioning: The apartment is equipped with an internal laundry area for laundry needs, and the ducted reverse cycle air conditioning provides climate control for comfort throughout the year.
- Secured parking spot: The apartment comes with a secured parking spot, offering convenience and security for residents.
- Amenities: The building offers various amenities, including a gymnasium, media room, and an undercover barbecue area, providing residents with recreational and socializing opportunities.

The location is highly convenient with easy access to buses from Herring Rd and just a 7-minute walk to Macquarie University, Macquarie Shopping Centre, and Macquarie University Train Station. This makes it an ideal choice for first home buyers, downsizers, and investors alike.

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