Set on the second floor in the heart of Liverpool CBD, this neat and low-maintenance apartment is a great option for first home buyers looking to get into the market or investors seeking a well-located property. The layout is practical, with two good-sized bedrooms and a combined living and dining area that opens onto a north-facing balcony. Natural light fills the interiors, while the internal laundry with dryer and secure 17sqm garage add to the everyday convenience.

One of the biggest drawcards is the location, with Liverpool Train Station, Westfield Liverpool, Liverpool Hospital and local schools all within easy reach. Whether you’re commuting to work, heading out for shopping or taking care of daily errands, everything is close by. Currently leased short term to great tenants, the apartment offers flexibility for investors while also presenting an opportunity for buyers looking to secure their own place in a convenient part of Liverpool.

I can’t wait to hand you the keys to 12/17-19 Speed Street, Liverpool!

Features Include:
• Two good-sized bedrooms
• Combined living and dining area
• North-facing balcony with plenty of natural light
• Internal laundry with dryer
• Secure 17sqm garage
• Common clothesline facilities

Handy Amenities Include:
• Approx. 800m to Liverpool Train Station
• Approx. 1.3km to Westfield Liverpool
• Approx. 2.1km to Liverpool Hospital
• Approx. 1.1km to All Saints Catholic College
• Approx. 1.6km to Liverpool Girls High School

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