You will find 105 peacefully located in the east wing of the established Rockpool complex. Enjoying a ground-floor north easterly park front position, you will love the raised covered timber terrace with its private garden, and lush lawn, with direct park access and secluded behind established hedging. Indoors reveal generously scaled contemporary interiors presenting in immaculate condition throughout. Light-filled, this apartment adorns timber flooring, high shadow line ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, and pin spot-down lighting. Making an impressive offering of both space and prime location, you will find yourself desirably positioned in the signature Rockpool building with direct access to Little Bay's vibrant beachside community. The home is a short walk to the beach, trendy alfresco cafés, boutique shops, breathtaking Randwick Golf Course and well-stocked local grocery store.

Open plan living and dining extending onto a broad covered balconyStylish fixtures and fittings throughout, fully ducted climate-controlledGas kitchen with pantry, fine stone benchtops, and wide breakfast barWell-scaled bedrooms with ceiling fans, built-in wardrobes, balcony accessContemporary bathrooms, recessed cabinetry, bathtub, and frameless glassNorth easterly aspect that enjoys oval views framed through eucalyptus treesEfficient laundry cupboard, generous hallway linen, and store cupboardSecure car space, boutique security building with intercom and lift accessDual storage cage access allowing immense storageResilient and lush multi-zoned communal gardens, cooking and pizza ovenSolar-boosted hot water system to the apartment, efficient lighting and fixturesGreen living with rooftop solar panels powering communal complex areasCouncil Rates: $392.39 per quarter approx.
Water Rates: $171.41 per quarter approx.
Strata Levies: $1564.61 per quarter approx.

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