1611/11 Wentworth Place, Wentworth Point NSW 2127

Situated on the 16st floor, with strolling distance to the Ferry, bus stops, footpath connecting from Wentworth Point to Rhodes and all amenities, this elegant & contemporary unit effortlessly captures stunning water view and district views all in one frame of picture.

Perched high above the award winning retail development which comprises of retail, dining and leisure options, including Wentworth Point's first-ever major supermarket, adjoining to the school, library and community centre, this spacious home, completed with open-plan layout is designed to be one of the finest and most conveniently located homes available in the booming waterfront precinct.

What we love about this apartment:

*Designed by Award Wining Architects - Scott Carver
*Stunning water views and district view
*Open-plan living lifestyle with elegantly finished interiors
*Gourmet gas kitchen with stone benchtop
*Generously spaced one bedroom plus study/2nd bedroom with built in wardrobe
*Stylish bathroom with sleek fixtures
*Zoned split system air-conditionings to all rooms and living areas
*Other Features: security video intercom system, internal laundry, underground parking & storage
*Right above Marina Square Shopping Precinct; close to shops and cafes; free shuttle buses to Rhodes


Location Benefits:

*Right above the Marina Square Shopping Precinct
*Wentworth Point public school, library and community centre, Bennelong footbridge and the ferry all at doorsteps
*Grocery stores; cafes & eateries
*Pierside Marketplace
*Free community shuttle to Rhodes Station and Rhodes Central
*Direct Ferry services all stops/express to Circular Quay or Barangaroo
*Surrounded by hectares of natural parklands and paths – great for walks and recreational bike riding

Outgoings:

• Strata Rate: Approx. $901.85 per quarter
• Council Rate: Approx. $303.50 per quarter

Disclaimer:
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