21/110-116 Alfred Street South

This elegantly presented north-east facing executive apartment is set in the prestigious "North Harbour' building in the tightly held blue-ribbon area of Milsons Point offering expansive harbourside living and convenience. Boasting an impressive 191 sqm approximate on title, with approximate 163 sqm of living space, it is conveniently located just moments away to Milsons Point station, buses, Kirribilli Village, cafes and restaurants. The iconic harbour foreshore, Harbour Bridge, Bradfield Park, Luna Park & North Sydney Olympic Pool are just a short stroll away. Whether you are upsizing or downsizing, this executive apartment offers premium accommodation, and a low-maintenance lifestyle in one of Sydney's most coveted harbourside enclaves. Very spacious living room opens to an undercover balcony great for outdoor entertaining Master bedroom with balcony access, built-in robes, walk-in dressing area, and a large ensuite Well-appointed bedrooms, all with built-in robes, two with balcony access Gourmet gas cooking kitchen with stainless steel Bosch cooking appliances, dishwasher and stone benchtops Study alcove adjacent to kitchen Floorboards throughout Ducted R/C air conditioning Plenty of storage cupboards Internal laundry with dryer & storage cupboards ZIP Hydrotap (boiling & chilled) Fridge/freezer and washing machine Approximate 28 sqm double tandem lock-up garage with storage area Security building with lift access & video intercom Moments to Milsons Point train station, the Harbour Bridge, North Sydney, and a ferry ride to Circular Quay Walk to Kirribilli village, cafes, harbourside parks, Luna Park, North Sydney Olympic Pool Walk to St Aloysius College (approximate 9 minutes), Shore School (approximate 15 mins) Inspection: As advertised or by appointment Contact: Tina Lee 0407 066 088, Gabriel Leung 0432 810 608 or 1300 856 712 for details Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.