45A Carr Street, Waverton NSW 2060

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Enjoying a peaceful, leafy position on the high side of Carr Street, this exceptional townhouse presents impeccable indoor and outdoor living and a selection of superb outdoor entertaining areas. Blessed with an abundance of light, and a convenient position close to Waverton Station, this immaculate residence presents a low-maintenance lifestyle for upsizers, empty nesters and families. Nestled to the rear of a well-presented strata complex of just four, a clever split-level design creates subtle zones for living and dining that flow out to a selection of two sunny courtyards, which offer lots of space for relaxation and entertaining. Though quiet and protected, this sought-after street is conveniently located close to public transport, esteemed schools, Waverton Park and pristine harbour beaches and walkways.

* Split-level design that flows over three immaculate levels
* Dining flows to a spacious nor-east facing decked courtyard to the rear
* Lounge room with timber floors flows to nor-west facing courtyard
* Luxurious master bedroom with balcony and shower en-suite
* Two other north-facing bedrooms, one with built-ins, downstairs WC
* Main bathroom with bath and overhead shower, concealed laundry
* Gourmet stone kitchen with integrated Smeg appliances, dishwasher
* Set within a pet-friendly strata complex with intercom access
* Reverse-cycle air-conditioning in living, dining and two bedrooms
* Two secure parking spaces located underneath the building
* Shared lockable storage within the building, plenty of internal storage
* 3 min walk to Waverton train station, 10 mins to McMahons Point ferry

Strata levies: $750pq approx.

Strata plan registered: 2001


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