111/1 Pavilion Drive, Little Bay NSW 2036

Basking in its sunny northerly aspect and soaking up a courtyard outlook, you will find this garden apartment peacefully located within the signature 'Prince Henry – The Dickson' complex. Refurbished in 2009, you can expect a supremely luxurious internal fit-out seamlessly integrated within this double brick, time-honoured, heritage icon of Little Bay. High shadow line ceilings, wood-finished flooring and signature lighting, complement the heritage charm of the wooden sash and tether windows and double floor-to-ceiling French doors. Central to the long open-plan living and dining area is the stylish kitchen serving up quality Miele appliances incorporated within quality wood cabinetry. Both bedrooms have walkthrough wardrobes and access to their own bathrooms, while the main has balcony access.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire this beautiful apartment in a tightly held quality complex. Ideally located metres from Little Bay with its sandy sheltered beach and rocky cliff lines. With 'Coast Hospital Memorial Park' at the end of the street, you will find yourself a short walk to Little Bay's quaint shopping village and efficient public transport.

- Spacious open-plan living with timber-finished flooring
- Two large bedrooms each with private leafy outlooks
- Both Bedrooms feature their own W-I-R and ensuite
- Gas kitchen, double pantries, stone tops, breakfast bar
- Two well-appointed bathrooms, main with large bathtub
- Tiled covered terrace with leafy outlook and gas point
- Open-air courtyard with wood decking and garden bed
- Ducted climate control and security alarm system
- Discreet laundry cupboard, large linen cupboard
- Lift access to secure car space and practical store cage
- Heritage security building with video intercom access
- Beautiful communal grounds with rolling landscaping

Council Rates: $405.60 per quarter approx
Water Rates: $156.70 per quarter approx
Strata Levies: $2,218.21 per quarter approx

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries.