1503/150 Pacific Highway

Perched on the 15th floor of the prestigious Polaris complex, this northeast corner two bedroom apartment with wintergarden captures sweeping views of the Harbour foreshores, city skyline, and surrounds. Bathed in natural light, this sleek home features a smartly designed layout enhanced by premium finishes. Set in the vibrant heart of North Sydney, you're steps from Metro station, cafés, dining, shops, top schools and the Harbour foreshore - this urban retreat offers an unbeatable lifestyle in a thriving village neighbourhood. Key Features: • Newly renovated with fresh paint • Designed by the award-winning AJC Architects • Timber flooring and double-glazed windows throughout. • Northeast dual aspect corner residence with expansive full height glazing, bathed in sunlight all day. • Expansive open plan living & dining area leading to a generously sized all-season wintergarden with stunning views • Two bright, generous bedrooms with built-ins and uninterrupted views; the master includes an ensuite and wintergarden access • Striking stone gas kitchen with island bench, Melie appliances and ample storage • Contemporary fully tiled bathrooms • Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning and internal laundry • Secure underground car space & 2 SQM storage cage • Full security building with video intercom, lift access and concierge service • Rooftop terrace with barbecue amenities, plus a sky lounge with bar area and harbour vistas • Short walk to Victoria Cross Metro, North Sydney Station, Greenwood Plaza, and a vibrant mix of cafés and restaurants Don't wait to call our friendly team now for more information. Disclaimer: The above information contained herewith, including but not limited to the general property description, price, and the address, is provided to Raine & Horne Rhodes by third parties, we have obtained this information from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information and nor do we accept responsibility for its accuracy. Any interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and judgment to determine the accuracy of this information for their own purposes.