3/31 Shortland Esplanade, Newcastle East NSW 2300

Step out your front door and the best of Newcastle is right there. Morning laps at the ocean baths, a surf check before breakfast, coffee at a local café, or sunset drinks with the sand between your toes. Directly opposite Newcastle Beach, this dual-level Azura apartment offers a lifestyle that's second to none.

Inside, the layout is as practical as it is stylish. The ground floor is dedicated to a king-sized master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite, plus generous open plan living and dining anchored by a refurbished kitchen and new contemporary flooring. Sliding doors open to both a beachside courtyard and private outdoor terrace giving you choices for entertaining or quiet retreats. Upstairs, two oversized bedrooms with built-in robes share a full bathroom, giving everyone their own space.

With two secure car spaces, a third bathroom, crisp décor, and resort facilities including a 25m heated lap pool, spa, and barbecue area, this is the ultimate lock-and-leave home or weekender. Whether it's surf, swim, or city dining, life at Azura puts it all on your doorstep.

-Freshly presented dual level apartment with crisp décor, new flooring, re-furbed kitchen
-Ducted air-conditioning throughout both levels
-Gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher
-Master bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite plus third bathroom and open plan living on ground level
-Two bedrooms, one with balcony, and bathroom with shower over tub upstairs
-Courtyard and private alfresco area for dining and relaxation
-Residents' heated lap pool, spa and barbecue area
-Wander across the road to the beach, Ocean Baths, skate park
-For coffee, eats, treats and drinks stroll to The Kiosk, Liquid Gold, Estabar, Noah's, East End Ice Creamery, Scotties


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