15/2 Greenknowe Avenue, Elizabeth Bay NSW 2011

A sleek fusion of 1920s elegance and New York inspired glamour creates a stylish ambiance in this custom-redesigned Elizabeth Bay apartment. Streamlined interiors, quality finishes and a leafy streetscape outlook combine to deliver a chic inner city home that radiates calm in a fashionable urban village setting between the buzz of Potts Point and leafy Rushcutters Bay. Built in 1929, the landmark ‘Greenknowe’ is one of Elizabeth Bay’s most notable apartment buildings renowned for its hybrid of architectural influences including Art Deco, Moorish Revival and 1920s minimalism. Featuring a luxurious new bathroom, parquet floors and high ceilings, the 46sqm apartment is footsteps to Macleay Street’s cosmopolitan urban village and features lift access to a common rooftop with city views.
+ Upgraded security block, terrazzo foyer
+ Border of Elizabeth Bay and Potts Point
+ Peaceful setting on the second floor
+ Classical design meets designer luxury
+ King sized bedroom with built-in robes
+ Spacious living, dark parquetry floors
+ 2.8m high ceilings, elegant windows
+ Streamlined kitchen, plentiful storage
+ 5m countertop, integrated appliances
+ Luxurious new designer bathroom
+ Carrara marble herringbone mosaic tiles
+ Copper tapware and custom cabinetry
+ Full height pivot door and mood lighting
+ Common rooftop terrace with city views
+ Share laundry, lift access and intercom
+ 500m to the station, 1.8km to the CBD
+ Stroll to the foreshore and harbour parks
+ Footsteps to cafes, boutiques and galleries

Total Area: 46sqm approx

Outgoings
Unit Levies: $1,069.05 per quarter (includes water rates)
Council Rates: $258.60 per quarter

Building Manager
Strata Choice Ph: 1300 322 213

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