502/17 Woodlands Avenue, Breakfast Point, NSW, 2137

SoldFeb 20, 2026

502/17 Woodlands Avenue, Breakfast Point, NSW, 2137

Amount undisclosed

Apartment

•

30+ days on the market

Sold: Feb 20, 2026

What's around 502/17 Woodlands Avenue

Stunning Spacious Two Bedroom Apartment for Sale

Rare, unique, exclusive all words that befit Providence. Presenting a two-bedroom apartment with 2 bathrooms, 1 car space and a storage cage. Located in Providence, this stunning apartment offers an expansive sun-drenched balcony accessed from the living room via full height glass sliding doors, ideal for outdoor entertaining or just relaxing. At Providence, space and extras are the ultimate luxuries. This apartment is air conditioned to the living and dining room and master bedroom, fitted with LED down-lights throughout and wool carpet. The European style designer kitchen includes premium Miele appliances set in crafted cabinetry of polyurethane contrasting with the warm tones of timber veneer displays in the island bench. The marble-inspired Caesarstone bench tops and splashbacks are partnered with the stainless-steel Miele appliances presenting a contemporary and comfortable heart of the home. Property Features: - Living and master bedroom open to the balcony with open view - Secure car space with lift access and a storage cage. - Spouse ensuite with a bath, frameless glass shower - The European style designer kitchen with stone bench-tops & equipped with quality Miele gas cooktop, & dishwasher - Internal laundry equipped dryer - Security intercom system and secure building access - Access to Harbour Precinct Pool, Silkstone Park and the exclusive Breakfast Point Country Club Outgoings: Council Rates: $380.00 pq approx. Water Rates (fixed charges): $172.00 pq approx. Strata Levies: $2031.39 pq approx. Total Size: 116 sqm Please contact Catherine on 0434 017 790 for further information. "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own inquiries"