411/215-217 Pacific Highway

Ticking every box in terms of comfort, location and style, everything about this modern apartment embraces easy low-maintenance living. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow natural sunlight to beam into an open plan living zone while also providing direct access to a wrapped alfresco balcony with a city view, while a modern bathroom supports the spacious robed bedroom, also with balcony access. The kitchen is sleekly appointed, air conditioning provides seasonal comfort, and a basement car park and storage keep convenience high. Delivering a gateway location on the doorstep of Charlestown Square's retail, food and entertaining hub, and located between the lake and the ocean, it's easy to see why apartments within the esteemed Landmark building are quickly snapped up. - Fourth floor lifestyle apartment located in the popular Landmark building - Generous open plan living/dining extends to a good-sized balcony - North-facing and catching mountain views and colourful sunsets - Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a gas cooktop - Spacious bedroom with mirrored robe and direct balcony access - Modern shower bathroom plus a separate Euro-style laundry - Split-system air-conditioning, secure building, direct lift access - Enjoy resident-only access to a large communal terrace with city view - 350m to Charlestown Square for a vibrant dining and retail scene - Near medical centres and enjoying city-bound transport is at the door - Short drive to iconic beaches, 10-15 mins to Newcastle/Lake Macquarie - Low-maintenance, high-impact living with lock-up-and-leave appeal - Lease expires on 26th August 2026, currently returning $470 p/w in rent We have obtained all information used in the preparation of this document from third party sources however, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or currency of this information. Prospective purchasers and their advisors are advised to carry out and rely on their own enquiries and investigations in relation to the information in this document and the property it concerns