Peacefully tucked away in one of Dee Why's most tightly held pockets, this beautifully refreshed apartment delivers a calming sense of space, privacy and effortless coastal living. Framed by lush greenery and bathed in soft natural light throughout, the home combines modern comfort with an unbeatable lifestyle location just a short 700m stroll from Dee Why Beach, the lagoon walking trails, vibrant cafés and city transport.
Thoughtfully updated with fresh contemporary finishes, the interiors reveal an inviting open plan living and dining area flowing seamlessly onto an oversized balcony immersed in tranquil leafy surrounds. The renovated kitchen is both stylish and functional, featuring stone benchtops, gas cooking and excellent storage, while two well-proportioned bedrooms provide peaceful accommodation with beautiful natural light filtering through every space.
Perfectly positioned within a quiet boutique block, this is an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers, investors or downsizers seeking a low-maintenance coastal retreat in a location that truly captures the Northern Beaches lifestyle.
- Light-filled open plan living and dining flowing to oversized balcony
- Peaceful leafy outlooks creating a private and tranquil atmosphere
- Stylish modern kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking and ample cabinetry
- Two generous bedrooms with soft natural light and calming interiors
- Contemporary bathroom with clean modern finishes
- Timber-style flooring, ceiling fans and fresh neutral palette throughout
- Dedicated car space included
- Quiet position backing onto reserve surrounds
- Approximately 700m walk to Dee Why Beach, lagoon trails, cafés and restaurants
- Moments to local shops, schools and express city transport
A rare opportunity to secure a beautifully presented coastal haven where relaxed beachside living and everyday convenience come together effortlessly.
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