Watson Street is one of those short residential streets that sits inside the village without being part of it: a few minutes from Military Road, and quiet enough that you'd never know it was there.
Watson Towers is double brick, with a commanding street presence and the type of solid quality the lower North Shore was built on: lift access, a swimming pool in landscaped surrounds and secure parking with visitor spaces.
An elevated two bedroom apartment of 80sqm, sitting above the rooftops, with a full-width balcony off the living room and a leafy outlook from every window.
The living and dining areas open to to one another across the width of the apartment, with the kitchen opening to the living room over a breakfast bar. Full-height cabinetry, a window over the sink looking straight into the trees, and room for two at the bar. Both bedrooms are doubles with built-in robes, both set away from the street, and both looking into the canopy.
Features:
80sqm total, with a long balcony running off the living room
Two double bedrooms, both with built-in robes
Open living and dining flowing out to the balcony
Kitchen with breakfast bar and full-height cabinetry
Bathroom with full-size bath and separate shower
Internal laundry with storage, plus linen cupboard and entry foyer
Secure car space with visitor parking in the building
Lift access and security intercom
Swimming pool in landscaped surrounds
Leafy district outlook from every room
Walk to Neutral Bay Public School, Forsyth Park and Military Road
Neutral Bay Public School is a two minute walk, one of the most sought-after primaries on the North Shore. Forsyth Park is just as close, with the ovals, the playground, fitness equipment, an off-leash area and the grassy lookout on top of the old oil tanks.
Military Road and Neutral Bay Junction are a few minutes on foot: three supermarkets, the cafes and restaurants along the strip, and the rest of what you need inside a block.
Commuting is the easy part. The B1 B-Line stops at Neutral Bay Junction and runs through to Wynyard, turn-up-and-go from 4.30am to 12.30am, seven days a week , the other direction takes you to Mosman, Manly and the Northern Beaches. North Sydney is minutes away. And when you'd rather be on the water, the F5 ferry leaves Neutral Bay Wharf at the bottom of the hill for Circular Quay, every half hour on weekdays. FOR SALE NOW OR AT AUCTION.
See you at the open!
