A507/14 Hill Road, Wentworth Point, NSW 2127

Introducing a stunning 2-bedroom apartment that elevates modern living, meticulously crafted by the renowned Parkview and developed by the distinguished Sekisui House. Just 16 kilometers from Sydney's CBD, this residence effortlessly combines tranquility with urban accessibility.

As you enter, you are welcomed by a spacious living area that opens to a peaceful setting. Both bedrooms and the living room are oriented to face northeast, allowing for plenty of natural light to fill the space throughout the day.

This apartment is designed for both comfort and practicality, featuring a large laundry area and ample storage to ensure a hassle-free living experience. The state-of-the-art kitchen boasts high-end appliances, and the open-plan layout is perfect for entertaining and daily comfort.

Convenience is paramount, with nearby public transport options, including buses and wharfs, making city commutes straightforward. Local amenities, such as shopping centers, cafes, restaurants, and parks, are all within walking distance, providing everything you need at your fingertips.

Constructed by Parkview, a name synonymous with quality, and developed by Sekisui House, known for their commitment to excellence, this apartment showcases superior craftsmanship and thoughtful design. The partnership of these reputable companies ensures every detail has been carefully considered.

Enjoy the best of both worlds-a serene home environment paired with the convenience of city living. Don't miss the chance to own this exceptional apartment, where each day offers a blend of luxury, comfort, and practical living.

Outgoings (approx. per quarter):

? Strata: $1,152 /per quarter

? Council: $965 /per quarter

? Water: $224 /per quarter

Contact Karen 0425 432 169 or Edwin 0413 089 339 today to book a private viewing or we looking forward to see you at one of our open homes!

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