Elevated Above Clovelly Beach - Boutique Beachfront Apartment With Unobstructed Ocean Views
Set within the tightly held 'Blue Waters', a boutique security block of just six, the design of this oversized two-bedroom apartment has a focus on quality, light and flow. Wall-to-wall double-glazed windows draw the outlook in from every angle, while the open-plan living and dining space feels generous and connected, finished with polished hardwood floors and clean, contemporary detailing. At the heart of the home, a European-appointed island kitchen is both functional and refined, designed for easy everyday living as much as entertaining. Privately set, both bedrooms are well-proportioned with built-in robes, including a king-sized main with new carpeting. The bathroom is finished to a high standard, with a heated travertine floor, double vanity, spa bath and separate shower, complemented by a large internal laundry/powder room. With the ocean reserve and beach at your doorstep, the Clovelly Hotel and local cafés just 400m away, and the coastal walk connecting you to Bronte, Tamarama and Bondi, this is a home that delivers both lifestyle and long-term appeal in equal measure.
• Sweeping beach, ocean and coastal panoramas • Two generous double bedrooms, both with built-in robes • King-sized main bedroom with new carpeting • European-designed island kitchen with premium finishes • Live gas cooker with integrated Teppanyaki plate • Light-filled open plan living and dining zone • Polished hardwood floors with track lighting throughout • Full-width double-glazed windows framing the outlook • Abundant natural light and cross-flowing ocean breezes • Luxurious bathroom with heated travertine flooring • Double vanity, spa bath and separate shower • Spacious internal laundry with additional powder room • Plantation shutters, ceiling fans and gas heating • Undercover rear lane access to a substantial lock-up garage • Direct access to the ocean reserve and beachfront • Approx. 400m to Clovelly Hotel and village cafés • Coastal walk connections to Bronte, Tamarama and Bondi
