2/13 Westminster Ave

Dee Why NSW 2099

56 m²

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Sunlit Coastal Apartment with Exceptional Balcony & Beachside Convenience

Positioned in a wonderfully convenient Dee Why setting, this light-filled one-bedroom apartment combines relaxed coastal living with an impressive sense of space and privacy. Surrounded by leafy outlooks and enjoying excellent natural light, the home is defined by its exceptionally long balcony, creating a seamless extension of the living space and an inviting setting for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply unwinding in the sunshine. The bright living and dining area opens directly to the balcony, while the separate kitchen is well proportioned with generous bench space, ample storage and leafy outlooks. A comfortable bedroom with built-in wardrobe, neat bathroom and dedicated car space complete an easy-care home with plenty of scope to enjoy as is or personalise over time. - Light-filled one-bedroom apartment with a relaxed coastal feel - Generous open-plan living and dining area flowing outdoors - Exceptional full-length balcony spanning approximately 10.9m - Leafy outlook creating a private and peaceful atmosphere - Separate kitchen with excellent bench space and ample cabinetry - Well-proportioned bedroom with built-in wardrobe - Neat bathroom with frameless glass shower - Large windows and sliding doors capturing abundant natural light - Ceiling fans to living area and bedroom - Dedicated car space - Convenient position close to shops, cafés, restaurants and public transport - Easy walking access to Dee Why Beach, beachfront dining and coastal lifestyle amenities Set within easy reach of Dee Why's vibrant town centre, cafés, restaurants, transport and everyday conveniences, the apartment also places Dee Why Beach and its popular beachfront dining precinct within walking distance. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.