'Water's Edge' comprises just four spacious townhouses, perched on a corner of the marina, allowing spectacular 180 degree water views over the marina, the Nelly Bay beach and across the glistening blue waters of the Coral Sea to the mainland, the views are outstanding from every angle.
This property is offered with a 16m multihull marina berth right out the front, so you can literally park your boat at the front door and wake up to see it each morning.
The upper level is the living area, and the feeling of space abounds here, with high ceilings and bi-fold doors opening onto the large covered deck, making you feel like you are on a cruise ship heading out to sea.
The large kitchen is perfect for the entertainer, open to the lounge and dining area, with an enormous walk-in pantry, granite benchtops, breakfast bar, double drawer dishwasher and quality appliances. There's a powder room upstairs too so no need to run up and downstairs all day!
Downstairs, the master suite offers a generous bedroom with stunning water views, opening onto a large covered deck where you will love watching the sun come up in the morning over the water. The large ensuite offers a double shower & bath tub where you can soak in the view and granite-topped double vanity and there's a walk-in-wardrobe too.
Additional features:
Fully air-conditioned Two further bedrooms downstairs (one double, one a small single/bunk), both with built-in wardrobes Family bathroom with separate adjoining WC & laundry Large lock-up garage with direct access to the house 72m2 exclusive use garden Low outgoings: body corp fees approx $9800 p.a. and council rates approx $3700 p.a. There is a waterfront pool for the exclusive use of the residents and it's just a 3 minute walk to the beach. It's also approx 5 minutes walk to a supermarket, bottle shop, cafes, restaurants and medical facilities and approx 10 minutes walk to the ferry so the location couldn't more ideal.
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