AB104/6 University Rd, Miranda NSW 2228

Perfectly positioned in a one of a kind development, this luxury 1 bedroom plus courtyard apartment offers resort facilities, parking plus basement storage making it an invaluable investment or ideal dream first home.

Welcome to Palisade - The most luxurious residences to grace the Shire, located in the heart of Miranda. Come home to a peaceful retreat offering a seamless flow of private indoor-outdoor living areas centered around breathtaking resort style amenities. Set around lush, sub-tropical landscapes and tall swaying palms. Palisade is a sanctuary where nature, leisure and vibrant cosmopolitan life unite. Elegant architecture makes a landmark statement.

This beautifully finished residences is infused with naturally stylish living, with substantial living area and stylish kitchen to satisfy all styles of owner. Experience the ritual of a morning swim in the spectacular turquoise pool. Relax with friends over brunch on the day beds in between swims, or enjoy a fine glass of wine at the end of the day. Make your home at Palisade, where every day feels like a holiday.

Size: 56sqm internal + 21sqm courtyard
Strata $785/QTR; Rates $260/QTR; Water $175/QTR est.

+ Superior standard of finishes both internal & external
+ Substantial floor plan to please the most discerning buyer
+ Stunning entertainer kitchens and elegant spa-like bathrooms
+ Seamless indoor-outdoor luxury living
+ Breathtaking resort style amenities
+ Short stroll to Miranda Station for easy commuting
+ 200 metres to Westfield, Mirandas stylish retail and entertainment precinct
+ From the Galileo Group, a leading Australian development and real estate funds management group with a strong track record in successful luxury apartment design and construction.


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NOTE: The images shown here are a combination of artist impressions and actual images as the property is in final stages of completion. Purchasers should rely on there own investigations.