2110/46 Walker St

Rhodes NSW 2138

137 m²

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

City & Permanent Water Views | 137sqm Corner Residence | Low Strata

Positioned high on Level 21 of this prestigious 24-storey development, this exceptional corner residence delivers an extraordinary combination of space, privacy and uninterrupted panoramic views. Capturing three desirable aspects-east, south and west-the apartment enjoys sparkling city views to the east and permanent Homebush Bay water views to the west. Two expansive balconies provide multiple outdoor entertaining spaces, while the thoughtfully designed floor plan places the two bedrooms separately for enhanced privacy. Beautifully maintained and developed by renowned Billbergia, this quality complex also offers impressively low strata levies, making it an outstanding opportunity for owner-occupiers and discerning investors alike. We know you will love: Elevated Level 21 position in a tightly held 24-storey building Rare east, south and west-facing corner configuration Spectacular 270-degree city and permanent water views Generous 137sqm on title, including approximately 121sqm of living space Two large balconies capturing both sunrise and sunset outlooks Spacious master suite with built-in wardrobe, ensuite and beautiful bay views Privately separated bedrooms, ideal for families, guests or shared living Versatile study/media room with potential for use as a third bedroom Designer kitchen with sparkling stone benchtops and quality appliances Secure parking space and separate storage cage Low strata levies in a well-maintained, quality Billbergia development A rare combination of elevation, space, privacy and breathtaking views Total Size: 137 sqm on title Internal & Balcony Area: Approximately 121sqm Disclaimer: The information provided is intended as a guide only. The pictures are artificial images. They are not part of any legal document of title and are subject to errors, omission, and inaccuracies, and should not be used as a reference. Interested persons must rely on their own inquiries.