3/20 The Strand, Dee Why NSW 2099

Perched in a premium Dee Why Beach location with sweeping ocean views, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment offers relaxed coastal living with every lifestyle convenience at your doorstep.

Designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living, the apartment features an expansive terrace balcony – an entertainer's dream. One end is perfect for alfresco dining and social gatherings, while the other invites you to unwind and take in the stunning panoramic vistas of Dee Why Beach.

Set directly above vibrant beachside cafes, shops, and restaurants – and just metres from the sand – this home delivers the ultimate beachside lifestyle.
Inside, the well-designed floor plan and light-filled interiors create a welcoming atmosphere. The contemporary kitchen boasts quality appliances, generous bench space, and ample storage, flowing seamlessly into the open-plan living and dining area with ocean views.

Accommodation includes two generous bedrooms, while the fully tiled bathroom features a separate shower and bathtub, combining comfort and functionality.

Additional highlights include air-conditioning, internal laundry, secure lift access, a single lock-up garage and possibilities to increase the size of the apartment (subject to approval).

Perfect for downsizers, professionals, or lifestyle seekers who value space, style, and unbeatable beachside convenience. A rare opportunity in one of the Northern Beaches' most vibrant coastal hubs.

Water Rates - $171 pq approx.
Council Rates - $403 pq approx.
Rental estimate - $1,300 - $1,400 per week
or
Airbnb estimate - $400 - $500 per night

Apartment Size - 249 sqm
Parking Size - 18 sqm
Total Size - 267 sqm


For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Angelo Goutzios on 0422 982 909 or Monika Nacinovic on 0452 642 033.

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