3/58 - 60 Thorne Street
Toronto, NSW 2283

This single-level strata villa offers a light and bright living environment with lakeside convenience, located just 1km from Toronto’s retail and dining precinct and the foreshore of Lake Macquarie. The villa is well-appointed with a neutral colour palette, allowing for easy personalization. The interiors feature open-plan living and dining areas complemented by a spotless kitchen. There are two well-positioned bedrooms accompanied by a sparkling bathroom.

A leafy front courtyard provides a private outdoor retreat, and the villa enjoys a premium end-of-complex position, enhancing peace and privacy. This property represents a fantastic opportunity in a vibrant area, ready for immediate occupancy. It offers lock-and-leave convenience, making it ideal as an investment property or a weekend getaway.

The villa is immaculately presented and includes a lock-up single garage. The strata fees are $406 per quarter, and council rates are $1,410 per year. The property is currently rented at $520 per week.

• The kitchen is very tidy and overlooks leafy greenery.
• Living and dining zones are connected and kept comfortable with split-system air conditioning.
• Both bedrooms feature built-in robes and share a pristine bathroom with a bath and shower.
• The private front courtyard includes a lawn area, screened by greenery and fencing for added privacy.
• There is an internal laundry room and linen press for convenience.
• The location is excellent, just steps from Lyall Peacock Oval and 550 meters to the Toronto District Workers Club.
• It is a 14-minute walk or 4-minute drive to the CBD, providing easy access to cafes and shopping.
• Swimmers will appreciate the proximity to the Toronto baths, which are currently undergoing upgrades.

Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information; however, it does not constitute any representation by the owner or agent. Information is gathered from sources believed to be reliable, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.