15/38 Solent Circuit, BAULKHAM HILLS

Your chance to be part of it all is here. The Watermark offers luxurious lakeside living in the Hills District area. A Beautiful place to live, within short stroll to all that Norwest offers including shops, cafes, lakeside restaurants together with the future Norwest train station (2019) are all within a 5 minute walk. Located on the 2nd floor of the Lakeview building this near new oversized apartment with 2 secure car spaces is the perfect balance of luxury, nature and beauty. Just some of the many features include: * 2.7m high ceilings, north facing full height glazing offering plenty of light * Caesarstone and natural timber veneer kitchen with Miele appliances including dishwasher * Ducted dual zoned air conditioning * Two generous sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and ample storage throughout * North facing terrace off living * Lift access to secure basement tandem car space and storage cage * Resort style facilities; Swimming pool, BBQ area and gym This premium quality apartment is perfectly positioned and more than you can imagine. Inspections will not disappoint. Would you like to view this property? Go directly to www.taylorproperty.com.au to book your inspection or register to join an existing inspection. You can choose a day and time that suits you. PLEASE NOTE if you do not register online we can't notify you of any time changes or cancellations to inspections. We DO NOT accept 1FORM applications. Please either contact the agent for an application or download from www.taylorproperty.com.au The team at Taylor Real Estate are proud to announce that we are the winners of this year’s Parramatta Local Business Awards for “The Most Outstanding Real Estate Agency”. If you haven’t already, please contact us now to experience the expertise, enthusiasm and commitment to excellence that our award-winning team delivers year after year. "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries"