1/90 Undercliff Street

Positioned in a tightly held Neutral Bay enclave, this expansive multi-level residence delivers the scale and feel of a freestanding home with the ease of strata living. Showcasing stunning Sydney Harbour and city skyline views, generous interiors and multiple outdoor entertaining zones, this is a rare opportunity for families or downsizers seeking space, privacy and lifestyle convenience. Designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living, the home unfolds across four levels with flexible living zones, a top-floor retreat and sun-drenched terraces framed by lush greenery. The versatile layout includes a top-level multi-purpose room with wet bar opening to dual decks, perfect as a home office, studio or additional living space. At the heart of the home, open-plan living and dining flow seamlessly to a private courtyard, while the upper level accommodation provides three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a master with ensuite and balcony. Enjoy a peaceful yet ultra-convenient setting just moments to Neutral Bay village, harbour foreshore walks, transport to the CBD and local schools. • House-like proportions across four expansive levels • Spectacular Sydney Harbour Bridge and city skyline views • Multiple outdoor entertaining areas including terraces and courtyard • Flexible top-floor retreat with wet bar and dual decks • Open-plan living and dining flowing to private outdoor space • Three generous bedrooms, all with built-ins • Master suite with ensuite and balcony • Well-appointed kitchen with ample storage and bench space • Double lock-up garage plus additional storage and visitor parking • Quiet, leafy setting moments to cafés, shops and transport Rates: Water - $204.13 per quarter approx. Council - $283.72 per quarter approx. Strata - $2,520.00 per quarter approx. Disclaimer: All information contained in this advertisement has either been provided to us by a third-party, or otherwise and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy but do not take any responsibility for it. All interested parties should rely upon their own inquiries as to whether this information is accurate.