Perched atop a gorgeous Art Deco block, peaceful sunlit living awaits at this radiant 2-bedroom apartment boasting wide harbour views and LUG. Nestled in a tranquil pocket of Neutral Bay, this is a home characterised by a wide-open aesthetic, spacious proportions combining with the stunning harbour outlook to present a superb residence. The generous living area is a sun-soaked zone showcasing those views, with adjacent dining area connecting to a large gas kitchen with granite benches. The main bedroom is an expansive space with built-in robes and postcard harbour views, while the 2nd bedroom is serene and spacious. With modern bathroom with shower and bath, timber floorboards and soaring ceilings, this is a home to savour, in excellent condition yet with ample scope for a personal update (STCA). Featuring easy access to a large LUG with storage and set in a building noted for its landmark tall front hedges and ample Deco details, it offers a superb opportunity in a coveted area, minutes to Neutral Bay cafes, buses, ferries and the harbour foreshore.
*Superb 103 sqm 2-bed home with harbour views
*Nestled in tranquil harbourside setting, mins to ferry
*Sweeping vista across Neutral Bay and over harbour
*Spacious living area with wide views, separate dining
*Generous gas kitchen with granite benches, dishwasher
*Serene master bedroom with built-ins and postcard views
*Quiet 2nd bedroom, chic bathroom with shower, bath
*Laundry connections, timber floors, plantation shutters
*Immaculate Deco building with ample period details
*Quiet street location, landmark building-front hedges
*Easy access to LUG with remote entry, ample storage
*Just mins to Neutral Bay shops, cafes, buses, ferries
INSPECT: Wednesday and Saturday 10:00am - 10:30am
AUCTION: Saturday 31st of May, On Site at 10:15am
DETAILS: Sam Capra on 0419 500 055 or Dean Capra on 0466 900 044
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries.
