8 Lords Avenue, Asquith NSW 2077

Address: Apartments 1-27 / 8 Lords Avenue Asquith

Brand New | Now Registered & Ready to Occupy | Asquith's Premiere Building

Introducing La Curva, luxurious and generous 2 bedroom apartments representing the height of style and quality. An unprecedented project nestled in the prestigious Upper North Shore District of Sydney and located only 300m walk to Asquith Railway station, Coles & local Shopping Village. Designed with a striking façade, this building is softened by spectacular curves and abundant landscaping and needs to be inspected to be appreciated.

Features of these 2 bedroom apartments include;

* Total areas - 112sqm
* Sophisticated, ultra modern light filled interiors
* Stunning Herringbone patterned tiled living areas
* Exceptional gas kitchens complete with Ilve appliances
* Italian designed Parisi bathware in Gunmetal tones
* Fully ducted air conditioning with room zone controls
* Double roller blinds to all windows (sheer & blockout)
* S-wave sheer curtains to all glass sliding doors
* High ceilings & fully tiled bathrooms
* Secure building with video intercom & alarms to each apartment
* Floor specific access FOBS for all residents
* 18 CCTV security system protecting all common areas
* Car space with caged areas with perforated mesh
* WiFi access to basement via 2 access points on B1 & B2

La Curva has raised the bar with features that are a first for Asquith and include; 23kw solar on the roof feeding power to the common areas along with 2 x Rapid EV charging spaces as well as the provision for individual EV charging for each car space.

Be sure to get in early and do not miss the opportunity to secure arguably the finest building to ever be presented within the Asquith market.



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