8/10 McKye Street, Waverton NSW 2060

Elite executive apartment just above the village
From its remarkably spacious layout and stylish modern finishes to its extra-large balcony and captivating views, this exceptional security apartment delivers the ultimate luxury lifestyle package in a premier address. Placed on the second floor of a tightly held building with lift access, it is nestled in a quiet street within a two minute stroll of trendy Waverton Village and rail and a short wander to a selection of parks and harbourside walking trails.

Features
• An idyllic executive retreat or downsizer only footsteps from eateries and city rail
• Views take in scenes of the harbour and cityscapes to the mountains
• Generous L-shaped living and dining space opens via glass sliders to the balcony
• Extra-large covered balcony reveals dazzling views, sunsets and night lights
• Bosch-equipped CaesarStone kitchen, ceramic cooktop and s/steel dishwasher
• Double bedrooms with built-ins, the main reveals harbour and mountain scenes
• The second enjoys a leaf-filtered northerly outlook to the St Leonards skyline
• Refurbished full bathroom, internal laundry, newly carpeted and freshly painted
• Immaculate full brick building, level street access, city views from the front garden
• 200m to thriving village eateries and rail, 260m to picturesque Brennan Park
• Stroll to Bay Road cafes and harbour trails to Balls Head or Berry Island Reserve
• Super handy to Crows Nest's eateries, North Sydney CBD and the city
• Car space and visitor parking in a secure basement, covers 97.9sqm on title

Approximate Outgoings:
Strata Admin Fund: $885pq
Strata Capital Works: $850pq
Water: $172pq
Council: $323pq

Approximate Sizes: Unit including balcony 83.5sqm + secure car space 14.4sqm = Total 97.9sqm on title

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