5/131 Brooks Street, Bar Beach NSW 2300

Are you looking for a low maintenance, well maintained unit located only a 5 minute walk from the beach? Set back from the street and perched on the high side to capture pleasant district views and those beautiful summer sea breezes, this rare opportunity is awaiting its lucky new owners.

Immediately upon entering you are greeted by the the well kept, polished timber floorboards that extend through the living areas and into the primary bedroom. The open plan living area bathes in natural sun light all year round courteous of the oversized, lounge room windows and North facing aspect. Beside the living area is the the primary bedroom which features a floor to ceiling built in wardrobe that extends across the entire width of the room, a ceiling fan and also captures the beautiful sun drenched aspect/outlook.

Resting in the heart of the home and merging seamlessly with the open plan lounge room is the spacious and well-appointed, kitchen that is perfect for those who like to entertain. Showcasing quality appliances, gas top cooking an island bench and plenty of storage space, the kitchen is generous in size and has everything that you will need.

Resting alongside the kitchen is your combined bathroom and laundry space, plus even more storage which further illustrates the clever design on this apartment. Deceptive in size with an easy flowing floorplan this residence enjoys an uncomplicated and functional floorplan.
Conveniently located only footsteps from the popular Darby Street cafes and restaurants, Genesis Gym, Harris Farm Super market and a variety of Newcastle's best beaches the lifestyle on offer here is unmatched.

- Sun soaked open plan living area
- High ceilings
- Under cover car port
- Council Rates $1,700 pa, Water $795.42 pa and Strata $591.80 per quarter

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