410/3 Madden Close, Botany

MGM MARTIN proudly presents this spacious and modern one-bedroom apartment, ideally positioned in a vibrant and growing pocket of Botany. Offering an open-plan design, a sleek entertainer's kitchen with stone benchtops, and tranquil views over Sir Joseph Banks Park, this home is the perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience – all set within a community surrounded by parklands, beaches, and a buzzing café and retail scene. **To view the property and get updated information for upcoming open house times, please register by clicking the book inspection button or email agent. To apply, please visit https://mgmmartin.com/properties-for-lease go to *Rents* tab & click on "Tenancy Application" Why make this your home? - 1 Bed 1 Bath 1 Parking 1 Storage Cage - Expansive layout with plenty of natural light and excellent flow - Designer kitchen with stone benchtops, mirrored splashback, SMEG appliances & gas cooking - Generously sized bedroom with built-in wardrobe - Sleek bathroom with combined bathtub/shower and premium finishes - Large internal laundry, secure car space, storage cage, and intercom access Where is it? Located in the heart of Botany within a thriving new development, this apartment offers a peaceful, village-like setting. Just a short walk to Botany Village, you'll enjoy access to local cafes, dining options, and expansive parklands. With easy access to the CBD and Eastern Beaches just minutes away, this is a lifestyle opportunity not to be missed. **Inspections strictly with Agents only. Please be advised applications will be processed only after the property has been inspected in person or by someone on your behalf. **Please note, while care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars & all information is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. In addition to this, any interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects. Photography and Illustrations are for presentation purposes only and should only be regarded as indicative representations only.