13/50 Park Street, Mona Vale NSW 2103

Urban Chic - Spacious Light and Airy

With its top floor, whole-end-of-the-building position, and distant, open outlook, this spacious, light, bright and airy home unit is absolutely 'life ready'!

Windows on three sides ensure cross ventilation all year round and the proximity to Mona Vale Village, cafes, primary and high schools, and transport cannot be overstated.

The contemporary decor is simultaneously chic and relaxed with 200mm hardwood floors and polished concrete bench-tops in the well-designed kitchen.

Ceiling fans, reverse cycle air-conditioning and heated floors in the bathroom mean you have total climate control in all seasons.

Key features include:
• Top floor, whole end of the building space and privacy
• Beautifully light, bright, and airy (you'll be the envy of your guests!)
• Stunning kitchen with polished concrete bench-tops
• Two full-length balconies, one for the lounge room and one for the bedrooms ensure space for everyone to enjoy a moment to themselves
• Floor-to-ceiling windows, built-ins, and retractable fly screens in both bedrooms
• Beautifully appointed bathroom with underfloor heating
• Oversized single garage is approx. 8.8m long with oodles of storage
• Internal laundry
• An easy walk to everything in Mona Village

Approximate areas from the Strata Plan:
Unit + Balconies: 88.7 sqm
Garage: 27.4 sqm
Total Lot Area: 116.1 sqm

Council Rates: $1,622.80 pa
Water Rates: $688.52 pa
Strata Levies: $1,030.01 pq

Contact:
Nick Scarf 0411 197 486


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