403/255 Morrison Road, Ryde NSW 2112

Introducing this thoughtfully designed North-West facing three-bedroom apartment with house size proportions. Incredible world-class views to iconic Sydney city skyline, Harbour Bridge and north facing district, with abundant natural light streaming in from the North-West facing on this corner block location.

Nestled in the prestigious Peak building in the Putney Hill estate, experience a lifestyle of opulence, comfort and convenience like never before.
Key Features:
• Oversized 51 sqm wrap-around balcony featuring high-quality timber decking and built-in storage, offering city views and the perfect setting for effortless entertaining.
• Bathed in natural light, spacious open-plan living and dining areas effortlessly flow into the balcony
• High-quality timber flooring in the living room
• Expansive glass doors throughout the home invite sunlight to flow effortlessly through every room
• Chef's gourmet kitchen equipped with SMEG stainless steel appliances, glass splash back, gas cooktop, Caesarstone benchtops and ample storage, completed with an elegant kitchen island.
• Three spacious bedrooms with direct balcony access, main featuring walk-in robe
• Both bathrooms are tiled to the ceiling, with the ensuite featuring a bathtub and a separate frameless shower room.
• Ducted A/C throughout
• Security building with intercom system and lift space
• Secure side by side parking and basement storage
• Surrounded by lush landscaped gardens
• Living area including balcony 171 sqm and total area on title 204 sqm
• Sophisticated communal gardens with 180 degree water views
• Rooftop entertainment area with a BBQ and on-site playground, park
• Enjoy a premium lifestyle just minutes from Putney village cafes and shops, bus services, Top Ryde City, schools, and Kissing Point Ferry


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*Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable; we cannot guarantee accuracy. Any interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.