4/112-114 Milson Road, Cremorne Point
Harbourside Magic - Panoramic Views & a Luxurious Villa-like Layout
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Property Features
- Built In Wardrobes
- Garages 2
- Close to Transport
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Feel an intimate connection with Sydney's harbour spectacle from the spacious surrounds of this harbourfront reserve apartment. Set within the exclusive Shellbank, an exclusive collection of six private apartments adjoining Cremorne Reserve, the three-bedroom residence overlooks Shell Cove with views sweeping across the city and iconic Harbour Bridge. Designed to embrace the outdoors, all rooms open to a terrace with 278sqm of indoor/outdoor living space and direct level lift access to double secure parking.
Marble tiled entry with wide hallway and high ceilings Accommodation wing with three double beds with built-ins Oversized master with a spa ensuite and walk-in robe Spacious living and dining areas, wraparound terrace Dine-in kitchen, large internal laundry and linen press Two full bathrooms plus a powder room, ducted air Sun filled interiors, secure double parking + visitor parking Direct access to harbour parkland, walk to MacCallum Pool
Outgoings:
Strata Levies - $2,733 per quarter
Council Rates - $213 per quarter
Water Rates - $178 per quarter
Get to know Cremorne Point
Quietly nestled between Neutral Bay and Mosman, this beautiful part of Sydney is one of the lower north shore’s prized waterfront pockets and offers leafy water views over Middle Harbour and around to the city.
Location and Amenities
Nearby Government Schools
Neutral Bay Public School, Mosman Public School, Mosman High School, Middle Harbour Public School, Anzac Park Public School, North Sydney Public School, North Sydney Boys High School & Cammeraygal High SchoolNearby Private Schools
SCECGS Redlands, Loreto Kirribilli, Cameragal Montessori School, St Aloysius' College, Mosman Church of England Preparatory School, Wenona School, Queenwood Junior School & Cameragal Montessori School, Lavender Bay CampusContact Nic Yates for more information.
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