Basking in an elevated north-facing position, this apartment enjoys a leafy open outlook towards Sydney's CBD. Efficient, spacious, and well-presented, this One/Two-bedroom apartment is peacefully located in a rainforest-landscaped contemporary complex. Offering a wide open-plan layout, this impressive apartment features high shadow-line ceilings, engineered timber flooring, and modern interiors throughout. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors extend your living space onto two covered balconies with private leafy outlooks. Situated in the Illume development, created by the prestigious MAKO architectural firm, the apartment is well positioned within well-maintained contemporary common areas. Opposite Solarch Avenue playground and park, the complex is a short walk to Little Bay Beach, trendy alfresco cafés, restaurants, boutique shops, and a well-stocked local grocery store.
- Open-plan living and dining with AC, flanked by a sleek galley-style kitchen
- Two north-facing covered balconies, one with gas, electricity and water points
- Galley-style gas kitchen with fine stone bench top and quality wood cabinetry
- Private, well-scaled bedroom with built-in wardrobe and balcony access
- Stylish bathroom with integrated cabinetry and frameless glass finishes
- Multifunctional study/guest room ideal for guest, nursery or studious office
- High ceilings, pin-spot downlighting, seamlessly incorporate EU-style laundry
- Studious office space/second bedroom with floor-to-ceiling cupboard storage space allowing ample room to be used as a second second bedroom
- Secure car space, storage cage, security building with intercom and lift access
- On-site building management, handy to efficient bus service and La Perouse
Council Rates: $450.50 per quarter approx
Water Rates: $169.03 per quarter approx
Strata Rates: $1028.61 per quarter approx
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