429/17-19 Memorial Avenue, St Ives, NSW, 2075 - Apartment Sold on 17 09 2025

SoldSep 17, 2025

429/17-19 Memorial Avenue, St Ives, NSW, 2075

Amount undisclosed

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22 days on the market

Sold: Sep 17, 2025

What's around 429/17-19 Memorial Avenue

Oversized North- East corner apartment in quiet yet central locale

Inspection tips: Apartment is located in building C, please park at 5 Sturt Pl, St Ives This renovated apartment in Meriton's supremely peaceful Loralea Gardens enjoys an elevated corner position with a north easterly aspect and only one shared wall. Light filled interiors feature fresh paintwork and new floorboards throughout with a generous lounge/dining area flowing onto an expansive balcony with leafy outlook. Two bedrooms offer space, storage and appealing views, while a study area makes an ideal home office. Located a short stroll from St Ives Village, you can enjoy local shops, cafes and nearby park, as well as readily available public transport to Chatswood and the CBD. Or make the most of Loralea Gardens' first-rate facilities including aquatic centre, exclusive gym and beautifully landscaped gardens. A tranquil retreat with everything you need in easy reach. Two bedroom apartment of 116 sqm on level 4 of peaceful security complex Corner block facing north east with plenty of natural light and one shared wall Renovated interiors with new footboards, LED light fixtures and fresh paintwork Open plan lounge/dining/ kitchen with natural light and pleasant outlook Sizeable balcony with north easterly aspect and leafy views Gourmet gas kitchen with stone benches breakfast bar and quality appliances Two bright bedroom with built ins; master with ensuite Two elegant fully tiled bathrooms; ensuite with bathtub Security car space, internal laundry, air conditioning Facilities include indoor pool, spa, sauna, gym, landscaped gardens On-site building manager, video intercom system Moments from St Ives Village with local shops, cafes, restaurants Easy access to buses for Chatswood and the CBD Close to major retail hubs, parks and quality schools