21/17 East Crescent Street, Mcmahons Point NSW 2060

Capturing a magnificent Harbour, Bridge and Opera House panorama, this renovated waterview apartment offers iconic Sydney vistas, in/outdoor entertaining and a relaxed lifestyle in this premium waterfront suburb. Ticking all the boxes for liveability and walkability, this quiet street is footsteps to the ferry wharf and minutes drive or cycle ride to the City, with boutiques, cafes and waterfront restaurants at the doorstep, less than 1km to North Sydney business, rail and shopping centres and a short stroll to Milsons Point rail and eateries.

Filled with natural light, the approx. 89sqm East-facing apartment has wide windows and patio doors framing uninterrupted views of the sparkling Harbour, tranquil waters of Lavender Bay, colourful Luna Park and majestic arch of the Harbour Bridge perfectly framing the Opera House. The open plan living room flows to a full width barbeque balcony – the perfect spot to enjoy Sydney’s spectacular firework displays, breakfast in the morning sunshine or relax after work and enjoy the mesmerising Harbour panorama as the sunset turns the City to gold.

The apartment has been recently updated with new carpet, fresh paint and quality finishes, the granite kitchen with induction cooktop, stainless steel oven and dishwasher and both bedrooms with built-ins. The sleek all-white bathroom has bath with shower over and includes a laundry area with washer/dryer. The apartment is accessed via an external walkway at street level to its own front door, and has the benefit of undercover parking. Ferries from McMahons Point wharf go to Barangaroo, the City and Parramatta.

A blue chip investment for executive rental, a low maintenance City pad or an attractive home with Wow Factor views in this top-ranked lifestyle location.

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