2305/1 Sergeants Lane, St Leonards NSW 2065

Delivering outstanding convenience and soaring district views to the north, this light-kissed full brick apartment enjoys premier living in the heart of thriving St Leonards

The convenience of rail and bus interchanges and an array of eateries, entertainments, and food marketing are yours to enjoy, mere footsteps from your door

A prestigious lifestyle is ready and waiting at The Forum security building, staffed by a 24-hour concierge with on-site facilities including a swipe-lift to all levels, pool, and gym

The 23rd floor location delivers wow-factor views drawing you in from the front door and playing out from the balcony to the distant horizon

Oriented to the north, the thoughtfully designed interior layout is bathed in sunlight across the living area and the bedroom, streaming through glazed stacker doors

Contemporary stone kitchen, stainless steel Smeg appliances, gas cooktop, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and a breakfast bar

Open plan living and dining, great for intimate entertaining with flow to the balcony, wonderfully low maintenance for busy professionals or downsizers

Double bedroom, deep-set built in robes, views and transition to the balcony, perfect for evening breezes

Modern bathroom tiled in stylish neutral tones, storage to the stone vanity, integrated internal laundry with dryer

Security basement parking for one car, ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, video intercom, carpet, high ceilings, elegant and well-maintained common areas

Footsteps to IGA supermarket, cafes, and takeaway outlets, stroll to local pubs, and Crows Nest village filled with boutiques, restaurants, plus a major Woolworths supermarket

St Leonards station and bus services provide excellent connection to the North Shore and Greater Sydney, direct commute to Chatswood, North Sydney, City and beyond


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