Flooded with natural light and showcasing north-facing escarpment vistas, this premium apartment in the prestigious 'Osprey Apartments' defines refined coastal living. Designed by renowned architect ADM and built by Wollongong's trusted Pupovac Constructions, every detail reflects quality craftsmanship, contemporary style, and timeless elegance.
With a thoughtful flow-through layout, the apartment enjoys effortless connection between the kitchen, dining, and living areas, opening out to balconies on either end that capture refreshing cross-breezes and abundant light. The gourmet kitchen features premium polyurethane cabinetry, stone benchtops, and Bosch appliances, blending style with functionality. With three private balconies including two off the living zone and one off each bedroom the apartment offers versatile spaces to relax, entertain, and embrace the coastal lifestyle.
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Situated on level 3 with a northerly aspect
Designed by ADM Architects and built by Pupovac Constructions
Light-filled open plan living room, flowing seamlessly to the main balcony for entertaining or relaxing
Three spacious bedrooms, Master with contemporary ensuite and built in wardrobe; other two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and balcony access
Gourmet kitchen offering stone benchtop, premium polyurethane cabinetry, high-quality appliances, and gas cooktop
Engineered timber flooring throughout, double glazed tinted glass
Three private balconies offering flexible outdoor living for entertaining
Split system airconditioning, electric fireplace and ceiling fans for year round comfort
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This is a well-presented modern apartment with a bright, open-plan layout and coastal-leaning finishes, but it lacks distinctive architectural authorship or period significance. The fit-out and materials are tidy and tasteful but broadly typical of newer multi-unit developments rather than an original architect-designed home.
Key Architectural Features
open-plan livingkitchen island/breakfast barbalcony with distant water glimpserecessed downlightstimber-look flooringsplit-system air conditioningelectric fireplace
