Set on level six of The Crossing, where the city meets the harbour, this two-bedroom apartment makes its 30sqm alfresco terrace the star of the show. Opening from both the living area and main bedroom, it gives you a fabulous outdoor room for dining, entertaining or simply watching the ships come and go against a harbour backdrop that can never be built out.
Inside, raw concrete ceilings, black track lighting and warm timber floors give the interiors a cool industrial edge. Open plan living and dining wraps around a sleek island kitchen with excellent bench space and storage, while two robed bedrooms and two bathrooms are privately positioned away from the main living zone. Two car spaces and a separate storage cage add valuable practicality, while the rooftop barbecue terrace gives you another place to entertain, mix with the neighbours and take in sweeping harbour and coastline views. Come New Year's Eve, there's no need to fight the crowds for a vantage point, the fireworks come to you.
Step outside and you're footsteps from Honeysuckle's dining scene, Civic Square and sunset drinks at Crystalbrook Kingsley, with Newcastle's beaches close enough for a morning swim. Light rail, Darby Street and the CBD are all within easy reach, putting the best of Newcastle right at your door.
- The Crossing by Doma Group c.2022 won an AIA NSW Architecture award
- Secure entry, lift access, communal roof terrace capturing panoramic harbour views
- Open plan living extends outdoors to alfresco terrace, also accessed from main bedroom
- Island kitchen with updated electric cooktop, Smeg dishwasher and microwave
- Both bedrooms fitted with built-in robes and ceiling fans, served by two shower bathrooms
- Ducted air-conditioning provides climate control
- Stroll to Forum gym, cafes, bars, restaurants and shopping
- Civic Theatre & Light Rail – 150m, Darby Street – 500m, Nobbys Beach – 2km
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