3/1 Oyama Avenue, Manly NSW 2095

Exquisitely renovated throughout and in the character filled 1920's 'Bromley' building, this elegant harbourside apartment will have your heart from the minute you walk in the door.

Beautifully combining all the charm of yesteryear with the convenience and style of today, this oversized period apartment features a modern open plan layout that's complemented by its original features which include high ceilings with pretty detailed plasterwork, dark polished floorboards and a stunning fireplace. In a boutique block of just four, it's incredibly peaceful, private and sunny, with large beautifully framed windows on three sides maximising the enviable North West aspect and showcasing the picturesque water views of the harbour.

The substantial floor plan offers generous living space with a separate dining room and smooth flow through to a private deck. With cleverly installed bi-folds, the home opens easily in the summer months to this sunny alfresco living area which is ideal for entertaining. Rear access through the kitchen door leads out to the patio and down to the communal garden and outdoor drying area.

For the colder months, there is a gorgeous log burner in the living room, and both the sleek gas kitchen and chic bathroom are impressive with Caesarstone benchtops and cabinetry, and premium fittings.

Located in a separate wing, the bedrooms are peaceful, private and impressive in size with luxurious carpet underfoot. The third bedroom is a versatile space that could double as a sunroom, handy extra living space and would also make a superb home office - but only if you don't get too distracted by the dazzling water views!

A large 3.5sqm exclusive use storage area is also included downstairs, but the icing on the cake is the unbeatable location. Just around the corner from the Skiff Club and a short stroll to the local's favourite Little Manly Cove, it's hard to imagine a better lifestyle spot. And when Monday rolls around you can time your ferry trip to work perfectly as you watch it come in from your living room window.