Case Study:
163 Enquiries
83 Groups Inspected
34 Contracts issued
23 Days on Market
4 Registered Bidders
3 Active Bidders
29 Bids placed
SOLD UNDER THE HAMMER AT AUCTION NEW RECORD 1 BED
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Nestled on the ninth floor of the tightly held "La Maison" complex in the hub of North Sydney, this stunning single-bedroom apartment with study/second bedroom is a rare combination of tranquillity, sophistication and convenience. Featuring a soft industrial décor with stunning floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the harbour and skyline views, the apartment exudes a delightful sense of space and light, and represents the ultimate urban retreat in an ultra-convenient village location.
Features
- Solid walls of glass framing postcard views, abundant light
- Generous proportions rarely seen in an inner-city abode
- Cafés, boutiques, every convenience imaginable at the doorstep
- Stylish kitchen with modern appliances, black granite benchtops
- Large bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows, built-in wardrobes
- Sleek finishes throughout, warm timber floors
- Open-plan design, bathroom with bath, black granite vanity, large mirror
- Reverse-cycle air conditioning, internal laundry
- Secure building with intercom access, secure carspace
- North Sydney Station across the road, 350m to Victoria Cross Metro
- Gentle stroll to McMahons Point village, Lavender Bay and harbour foreshores
This bright, stylish apartment is the ultimate urban lifestyle choice in this rapidly developing village neighbourhood, and is sure to be equally appealing to busy professionals and astute investors seeking to maximize their returns.
Approximate Outgoings:
Water: $177.93pq
Council: $329pq
Approximate Sizes:
65sqm living space + parking
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