603/13 Waterview Drive, Lane Cove, NSW, 2066 - Apartment Sold on 16 06 2026

SoldJun 16, 2026

603/13 Waterview Drive, Lane Cove, NSW, 2066

Amount undisclosed

12932 m²

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jun 16, 2026

What's around 603/13 Waterview Drive

Stunning Top Floor Apartment with Breathtaking Waterviews

Set within the prestigious Bay Pavilions community, this top floor apartment delivers a perfect balance of modern living and natural surrounds. Positioned amongst leafy parklands, bush reserves and elevated waterviews, this spacious two bedroom residence offers a peaceful escape with a sunlit balcony. Thoughtfully designed with quality finishes, generous proportions and high ceilings, this picturesque apartment offers a practical layout that flows seamlessly to outdoor living, presenting an exceptional opportunity for professionals, downsizers or young families just moments from Lane Cove Village and Hunters Hill whilst being only 9km to the CBD. Features you'll love: • Expansive open-plan living and dining with excellent natural light • Contemporary kitchen with stone bench tops and premium stainless steel appliances • Two generous bedrooms with built-ins, master with ensuite • Contemporary main bathroom with bathtub • Ducted air conditioning throughout and internal laundry • Secure tandem car space with lift access and additional storage cage • Secure building with intercom, visitor parking and on-site building manager • On-site preschool, grocery store, and community facilities Its unbeatable location, nestled alongside the tranquil surrounds of Burns Bay Reserve, offers direct access to scenic walking trails, waterfront parklands and a relaxed village atmosphere. Zoned for Lane Cove West Public School and within walking distance to the prestigious St Ignatius' College, this residence delivers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity not to be missed. "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 enquiries"