2106A/101 Waterloo Road

Level 21 Luxury in Prime - Elevated Lifestyle, Endless Potential Rising proudly on the 21st floor of iconic Prime development, this two-bedroom residence is more than a home - it's a statement of elevated living. With its sought-after east-facing aspect, the apartment greets each morning with golden light and uninterrupted horizon views, a daily reminder of both serenity and possibility. Apartment Highlights • Sun-drenched east aspect with sweeping, high-level outlooks • Intelligent floor plan balancing space, light, and privacy • Gourmet kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking, and premium appliances • Spacious master suite with built-in wardrobe and ensuite • Seamless indoor-outdoor flow to a private entertainer's balcony • Secure building with lift access and modern facilities [Pool & Mid - Garden] The Prime Advantage At your doorstep lies Macquarie Centre - shopping, dining, and entertainment at a scale unmatched in the North Shore. Step outside and the Macquarie University Metro Station connects you to the CBD within minutes, while Macquarie University and surrounding business parks create an ever-thriving hub of innovation and opportunity. Future-Proof Location This address sits at the heart of the Ryde Council's visionary 10-year masterplan, promising vibrant urban renewal, population growth, and world-class amenity. As Sydney continues to expand, Macquarie Park is firmly positioned as one of its most dynamic centres, ensuring both lifestyle appeal and investment confidence. Why You'll Love It This apartment captures the very essence of modern urban living - where luxury design meets unmatched convenience, and where the promise of tomorrow is built into the fabric of today. For the homebuyer, it offers sanctuary in the sky; for the investor, an address with enduring growth potential. A rare offering in JQZ Prime. Experience life from a new perspective - high above it all. * We do not guarantee or give any warranty on the accuracy of the information and/or statements provided. Interested parties must rely on their own inquiries.