Nestled in a prime location, this luxurious two-bedroom, two bathroom apartment offers the ultimate coastal lifestyle with breath-taking ocean views. Located in a highly sought-after complex, this residence is designed for those who appreciate the finest in comfort and convenience.
Use of the expansive open alfresco space perfect for entertaining or everyday relaxation. Includes a fully-equipped kitchen and comfortable sitting area, with uninterrupted ocean views-ideal for private functions or simply enjoying the sunset.
Minutes from vibrant cafes, bars, and restaurants, close to shops, gyms, and the famous Scarborough Beach pool and beach with endless public events throughout the year.
Easy access to public transport and freeway entry for seamless commuting in and out of the city.
Features:
• High-end kitchen featuring plenty of cupboard space for all your storage needs
• Two spacious bedrooms with ample natural light
• Balcony off the main bedroom
• Modern bathrooms with sleek finishes
• Separate laundry within the apartment for added convenience and more storage
• High ceilings throughout
• Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout for year-round comfort
• Wooden flooring throughout
• Exclusive top-floor alfresco area
• Secure, lock-up garage with one car bay
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Looking to maximise your investment returns? Whether you're considering a switch in property managers or just want a fresh perspective on your portfolio, Rhiannon is here to help. She can provide a no-obligation rental appraisal and discuss how our tailored service and systems can better support your property goals.
Rhiannon Owen
Growth & Partnership Manager | Ray White Keevers Group
0433 809 812 | rhiannon.owen@raywhite.com
Disclaimer: This information is provided for general marketing purposes only, based on details supplied by the owner and is subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on it and are encouraged to make their own independent enquiries.
