A consciously crafted redesign has elevated this mid-century beachside apartment into a calm, sustainable beachside retreat with expansive ocean views as an ever-changing backdrop. On the top floor of a tightly held block of nine, the two-bedroom residence is animated by expansive vistas across the ocean and the full sweep of the beach bringing light, air and a strong connection to place and landscape. Respecting the integrity of the original mid-century build, the architect designed interiors have been pared back and reworked with sustainability at their core. Clean lines, extensive custom joinery and a design ethos that beauty lies in simplicity have created an organic feel where the vista does the talking and zesty pops of colour inject warmth and energy. Opening to a view-swept balcony, the apartment comes with the rare advantage of double parking, including a large lock-up garage, Xsqm lock up car spot plus an additional space. Step out for a coffee and head straight to the sand or along the coast to Mahon Pool, recently named one of the world's prettiest ocean pools by Conde Nast Traveller, and enjoy the sweet life in Maroubra.
- One of the best streets in Maroubra
- Front wing position in a block of 9
- Beachside avenue, 350m to the surf
- Wake up to ocean and beach views
- Parquet floorboards, huge windows
- 2 large bedrooms with built-in robes
- King-sized main bed, linen curtains
- Custom steel and timber kitchen
- Integrated Fisher Paykel appliances, gas cooktop
- Wide breakfast bar, ample storage
- Light and airy living/dining space
- New double glazed sliding doors
- View-swept balcony, ocean breezes
- Bright designer bathroom with a custom plunge bath
- Internal laundry and a shared garden
- 22sqm lock-up garage, 12.6sqm lock up car spot + off-street parking
- Walk down to cafes, gyms and the surf club
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