2/29A Oliver Street

Perfectly positioned in a well-maintained boutique block, this beautifully refreshed apartment delivers effortless low-maintenance living just moments from Freshwater Village, cafes, transport and the beach. Combining generous proportions with stylish modern updates, the home offers a superb opportunity for first home buyers, investors or downsizers seeking an easy-care coastal lifestyle in one of the Northern Beaches' most sought-after suburbs. Filled with natural light and enjoying a peaceful leafy outlook, the apartment features spacious open plan living and dining flowing to a private balcony, a renovated kitchen, dedicated study and two well-proportioned bedrooms. Set within moments to Freshwater Beach, local shops and city transport, this is lifestyle living at its best. • Two generous bedrooms, both fitted with built-in wardrobes • Spacious open plan living and dining area with seamless indoor/outdoor flow • Renovated kitchen with quality appliances • Dedicated study/home office, ideal for working remotely • Two bathrooms including separate bath and shower facilities • Private covered balcony enjoying a peaceful leafy outlook • Ceiling fans, updated flooring and fresh contemporary interiors throughout • Internal laundry plus excellent storage options including linen cupboard • Lock-up garage • Positioned within a solid full brick security block in a highly convenient location Enjoy the ultimate Freshwater lifestyle just moments from Freshwater Village, local schools, parks, city transport and the stunning shoreline of Freshwater and Queenscliff Beaches. A fantastic opportunity to secure a quality apartment in an unbeatable lifestyle setting. Rates: Council - $461.09 per quarter approx. Water - $201.90 per quarter approx. Strata - $1,137.65 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 it's accuracy but do not take any responsibility for it. All interested parties should rely upon their own inquiries as to whether or not this information is accurate.