14/4 Galaup Street, Little Bay NSW 2036

Sensationally placed with a sweeping coastal panorama, this two-bedroom stunner isn't just another apartment-it's the one people stop to ask about. Bathed in morning sunshine thanks to its prized easterly aspect, the spacious layout blends style, calm and easy living in a way that feels instantly premium.

Spotted Gum floors, soaring shadow-line ceilings and full-height glass set a contemporary, high-end tone from the moment you step inside. Every inch has been cleverly considered, with storage tucked neatly throughout. The indoor-outdoor flow is effortless, opening to a mix of covered and open-air entertaining spaces, plus two generous garden beds ready for your herbs, succulents or whatever your green thumb fancies. Prefer no gardening? The durable artificial lawn keeps life simple.

Part of Illume-the celebrated MAKO Architects creation-the building is wrapped in lush rainforest-inspired gardens and beautifully kept common areas. You're directly opposite a modern playground and only moments to Little Bay Beach, your favourite coastal cafés, village shops, restaurants and a genuinely handy grocer. It's the kind of pocket locals love and newcomers envy.

Key Features
- Bright open plan living and dining with AC flowing to outdoor areas
- Sleek gas kitchen with European appliances and a generous island bench
- Wraparound garden terrace with gas, water and power
- Two well-sized bedrooms with built-ins and direct garden access
- Stylish bathrooms with timber cabinetry and premium fixtures
- Internal laundry, pantry, linen cupboard and abundant storage
- Secure car space, storage cage and private street entry
- On-site building management, easy transport options, close to La Perouse

Water Rates: $244.00 per quarter approx
Council Rates: $470.00 per quarter approx
Strata Levies: $1,399.00 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 rely on their own enquiries.