A rare combination of contemporary comfort, exceptional outdoor space and effortless coastal living, this beautifully presented ground-floor apartment offers a private garden retreat in the heart of Dee Why.
Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, the generous open-plan interiors extend to a covered entertaining terrace and an expansive, landscaped courtyard framed by lush tropical greenery. Multiple outdoor entertaining areas, including two decks, create an inviting setting for relaxed afternoons and alfresco gatherings.
Inside, warm timber-look flooring, plantation shutters and an abundance of natural light complement a contemporary kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking and a breakfast bar. Two generously proportioned bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes and direct outdoor access, while the master enjoys a private ensuite.
-Expansive private garden courtyard with established tropical landscaping
-Covered entertaining terrace, additional deck creating multiple outdoor living areas
-Spacious open-plan lounge and dining area, approximately 7m in length
-Contemporary stone kitchen with gas cooking, breakfast bar and ample storage
-Two generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and direct terrace access
-Master bedroom with private ensuite and exclusive outdoor terrace
-Stylish main bathroom with bathtub and separate shower
-Internal laundry, additional linen storage and air conditioning
-Timber-look flooring, plantation shutters and fresh neutral interiors
-Secure undercover car space and external garden shed
-Ground-floor position with an exceptional sense of privacy
-Level Walk of only 1km to the beach via a dedicated walking and cycling path.
Positioned within easy reach of Dee Why Beach, vibrant beachfront dining, local cafés, shopping and city transport, this exceptional apartment combines the convenience of coastal living with the space and privacy of a garden home.
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