Set proudly upon a natural rise, in conveniently central Waugh Street, 'Akoya' offers the very finest in coastal CBD living; contemporary opulence with breathtaking views, across Port Macquarie's picturesque marina and harbour foreshores, to the far northern coastline.
Now complete and ready for occupation, this elegant landmark sits proudly, paces from the waters' edge or from Port's vibrant CBD centre; forty sumptuously appointed, two or three-bedroom apartments, sheer magnificence in design and presentation, promising both an elegant cosmopolitan lifestyle and a premium investment for an idyllic future.
Like its namesake, the coveted pearl oyster, 'Akoya' is exciting to behold. Envisioned by acclaimed developerand builder, 'Bloc', creatively designed by Stewart Architecture and now brought to grand reality by skilled engineers and craftsmen, distinctive lines paying silent homage to its sublime coastal setting.
Complementing its impressive light-filled ambience, air conditioned interiors excel with superior appointments and exquisite contemporary architecture; a celebration of expansive indoor/outdoor living, with 2700mm screened floor-to-ceiling windows and external doors, engineered timber floors, gourmet stone kitchens, premium Smeg appliances, opulent ensuites and bathrooms, fully fitted internal laundries and so much more; a harmony of flawless aesthetics, to delight the most discerning.
Stroll to popular cafes, medical and fitness centres or to the CBD itself. Westport Bowling Club sits on the waters' edge, just metres away, while a balmy summer evening stroll, along tranquil foreshores to Port's nearby restaurant precinct, is a memorable way to determine, without doubt, that 'Akoya' was a decision well made.
Fully covered under a comprehensive Latent Defect Insurance policy, buyers will have the comfort of ongoing protection. A must to inspect, apartments will be in high demand, so please contact Todd Bates or Steve Newman at McGrath Projects, Port Ma
This is a well-resolved boutique mid-rise development with strong horizontal composition and distinctive rounded balconies that give it a polished, coastal-modern look. Interiors are clean, neutral and well-finished but fairly standard apartment fit-out; the scheme is architecturally competent but not historically significant and is a multi-dwelling development rather than a one-off house.
