203/35 Quayside Avenue, Shell Cove NSW 2529

Welcome to the iconic Nautilus development - a striking blend of beautifully curved architecture and chic, contemporary finishes. Positioned majestically overlooking the brand-new Marina, this standout building is designed for those who crave the perfect balance of style, serenity, and connection to the coast.

This exceptional three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment occupies an ideal, north-facing position. Perched on the third floor, it offers breathtaking, 80degree views of Shellharbour South Beach and the glistening waterfront Marina. The 118sqm layout has been thoughtfully designed to maximise these views from all key living areas - including the kitchen, dining, and lounge - as well as from the expansive outdoor terrace, ideal for entertaining under the warm northern sun.

The master suite is a true retreat, boasting panoramic Marina views - even from the luxury bathtub! The space also features a built-in robe, elegant double vanities, and a private ensuite. Two additional bedrooms are thoughtfully located on the opposite side of the apartment, offering privacy and comfort for family or guests.

Features:
• High-end finishes throughout with a calm, earthy colour palette for timeless coastal elegance
• Common pool & gym facilities
• Sleek stone kitchen benchtops
• Natural timber veneer cabinetry
• Durable polyurethane joinery
• Built-in kitchen pantries
• Premium Smeg appliances
• Ducted air conditioning for year-round comfort
• Bathrooms featuring elegant stone benchtops
• Floor-to-ceiling wall tiles in bathrooms for a luxurious, contemporary finish


The Important Numbers:
Council Rates: $444.42 per quarter
Strata Rates: $1,899.05 per quarter
Water Rates: $172 per quarter
Rental Estimate: $1,250 per week



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