This luxurious north-facing three-bedroom residence combines contemporary sophistication with serene privacy. Set within the prestigious Aurum building and crafted to an impeccable standard, the expansive interiors flow effortlessly to a large covered entertainer's terrace, creating seamless indoor–outdoor living designed for year-round enjoyment.
Perfectly positioned moments from Turramurra village, cafés, transport, and elite schools, this apartment offers an unparalleled lifestyle defined by comfort, convenience, and understated elegance.
Property Features:
- Located on the second level with spacious open-plan living and dining areas
- Wall-to-wall glass sliders opening to an oversized, private north-facing balcony
- Northerly aspect spanning the full width of the apartment, bathing interiors in natural light
- Gourmet kitchen with deluxe stone finishes, Miele gas cooking, dishwasher, and breakfast island-ideal for casual dining or entertaining
- Three generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, plus a separate study
- Master suite with luxurious ensuite featuring a bathtub
- Internal laundry with washing machine and dryer; ducted air-conditioning throughout
- Architecturally refined boutique building (Aurum)
- Secure intercom entry, lift access, and video security
- Two secure underground parking spaces plus a locked storage room
- 150m stroll to Turramurra village shops, cafés, and restaurants
- 400m to Turramurra Station and transport links
- Nearby parks including Karuah Park
- Close to prestigious schools: Abbotsleigh, Knox Grammar, Barker College, PLC, and Ravenswood
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