1007/6 Ebsworth Street Zetland, NSW 2017

Embrace contemporary urban living in the iconic OVO by Mirvac, one of Green Square's most sought-after residences. Designed by award-winning architects FJMT Studio, this freshly painted, thoughtfully crafted two-bedroom apartment on level 10 offers a smart, functional layout, premium finishes, and a generous balcony - perfect for everyday living and entertaining.

Bathed in natural light from a north-east facing outlook, the open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly to the balcony, capturing city views and a sense of space. Both bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes, while the main bedroom and living room enjoy sweeping views. Ideal for owner-occupiers or investors, this home combines style, comfort, and practicality in a cosmopolitan Green Square location.

Property Features:

• Freshly painted throughout
• Open-plan living and dining with seamless indoor-outdoor flow
• North-east facing balcony with alfresco entertaining area and gas point
• Premium kitchen with granite benchtops and gas cooking
• Two generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
• Secure building with lift access and video intercom
• Basement car space and storage cage

Location Highlights:

• Approximately 110m to Woolworths, 290m to Green Square Station and local bus services
• Green Square Library and popular local cafés just moments away
• Short stroll to East Village's vibrant eateries and restaurants
• Approximately 550m to Gunyama Park Aquatic Centre
• Waterloo Metro Station approximately 1.3km

Rates (approx.):

• Strata: $1,530 per quarter
• Council: $320 per quarter
• Water: $268 per quarter

Don't miss this opportunity to secure a stylish, low-maintenance apartment in one of Green Square's landmark buildings - where design, lifestyle, and convenience meet.

Disclaimer:
The information contained in this listing has been provided to Ray White Everest Group by third parties. While all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, no responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and seek independent advice.