24/12 Jenner street, Little Bay NSW 2036

With a lush green leafy outlook, the peace, tranquillity and sophistication will set this eye-catching coastal sanctuary a notch above the rest. Situated in the tightly held Cardita building and bathed in north-easterly sunlight, this luxurious house-sized apartment captures the essence of relaxed coastal living and lies only a short walk to Little Bay Beach, shops, cafes, and world-class golf courses. This exceptional apartment delivers a perfect blend of designer flair and lifestyle appeal.

Features:
- Direct access onto the manicured lawn and landscaped garden
- Three large bedrooms with built in wardrobes and main with ensuite bathroom
- Lush timber floors and freshly painted throughout
- Expansive living space flowing to a north facing the entertaining terrace
- Luxuriously appointment gas kitchen, Miele appliances and an abundance of cupboards and storage space
- Direct lift access, video security intercom, and ducted air conditioning
- Secure basement car parking for two cars plus storage cage
- Short walk to Little Bay retail village, Little Bay Beach, golf courses and public - transport

Apartment Size: 203 sqm approx
Water Rates: $172 pq approx
Council Rates: $330 pq approx
Strata Rates: $1,995.26 pq approx

Owners Comments:

'Upon walking into the apartment it immediately opens out to a large living area that is a rarity in the eastern suburbs. It continues out to an even larger alfresco which then continues into a massive private backyard and garden.

It felt like we were escaping into a way of life that makes coming home a pleasure.

Neighbours who say hello, well-kept landscaping, large community oval directly out the front door, shops and cafes across the oval, mins walk to a secluded beach, security doors and parking.

We fell in love with it instantly.... you will too!'


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