103/2 Sylvan Avenue

Ground floor with its own private entry within Balgowlah Village, this two-bedroom apartment unfolds around a broad wraparound terrace framed by established greenery, creating a floorplan that shifts naturally between indoor living and time spent outdoors. Refined interiors and generous proportions bring a grounded sense of style, with high ceilings, soft neutral finishes and full-height glazing drawing light through the living and dining zones. A central stone kitchen anchors the layout with gas cooking and substantial storage, while the main bedroom opens directly onto the terrace. Surrounded by the familiar rhythm of a long-held village setting, residents also have access to a pool, alongside cafés, restaurants, gyms and city buses nearby. - Ground floor apartment with wraparound terrace - House-like private access within Balgowlah Village - High ceilings and refined interiors framed by greenery - Open living and dining flowing naturally to outdoors - Full-height glazing drawing natural light deep inside - Central stone kitchen with gas cooking and storage - Soft carpeting, ducted air-conditioning, video intercom - Stylish bedrooms with built-ins and master with ensuite - Main bedroom opening directly to alfresco entertaining - Spacious bathrooms, neutral finishes and Euro laundry - Sparkling residents' pool within a well-kept complex - Secure single parking space plus a storage cage beside - Easy access to nearby cafés, restaurants and gyms - Popular setting only moments to city and Manly buses "The information and figures contained within this document are estimated or current as at May 2026. No warranty is given as to their accuracy and all figures are subject to change without notice. Prospective purchasers must rely on their own enquiries. All distances, dimensions and areas are approximate. Cars, furniture, decorative items, plants and the like are shown for indicative purposes only and are not included in the sale. The contract for sale should be reviewed in relation to dimensions, areas, inclusions and disclosures."