1/56 Milson Road, Cremorne Point
Harbour Garden Hideaway With Water and City Views
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Property Information
- Floor area approx 12sqm
Property Features
- Air Conditioning
- Built In Wardrobes
- Close to Transport
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With a spacious cottage-like floor plan, windows on three sides and glorious tree-filtered harbour district and city views, this waterfront reserve apartment offers a distinct sense of standalone seclusion moments from the harbour foreshores. Step straight out from the generous living area to a boutique balcony and common area level garden, enjoy the convenience of direct access down to the reserve pathways, and relish a premier harbour vista from a prime Cremorne Point position.
Boutique refurbished character building, stair access Private rear aspect, direct common garden entrance Three large bedrooms or two + separate dining/office Granite kitchen, terracotta bathroom, internal laundry Living has high ceilings and lime washed floorboards Security intercom, walk-in closet, storage cage Stroll to Cremorne Point Walk, MacCallum pool, ferries
Size, aspect and location make this apartment something special a hidden haven for those who want to be close to everything yet a world away from care.
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 High School, Mosman Public School, Middle Harbour Public School, North Sydney Public School, Anzac Park Public School, North Sydney Boys High School & Conservatorium High SchoolNearby Private Schools
Loreto Kirribilli, SCECGS Redlands, St Aloysius' College, Cameragal Montessori School, Mosman Church of England Preparatory School, Queenwood Junior School, Cameragal Montessori School, Lavender Bay Campus & Blessed Sacrament Catholic Primary SchoolContact The Agency NSW for more information.
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