15/106-108 Pacific Parade, Dee Why, NSW 2099

Perfectly situated in a prime beachside location, this stunning top-floor sun-kissed apartment offers the ultimate blend of coastal living and urban convenience. Set in a secure building, this light-filled residence is located just footsteps from the glorious Dee Why Beach, cafes, shops, vibrant town centre, Dee Why RSL, transport links, and schools, presenting a rare opportunity for first-home buyers, downsizers, or astute investors seeking the idyllic Northern Beaches lifestyle.

With a warm and inviting interior, this apartment features a deluxe granite kitchen with meals area or 2nd sitting zone, quality appliances and ample cupboard/bench space. This space flows into the L-shaped living and dining domain, which extends onto a large sun drenched entertainers balcony, creating the perfect oasis to host family and friends or soak up the coastal ambience.

Accommodation includes two double sized bedrooms with built-ins, whilst the large upgraded full bathroom is modern and boasts floor to ceiling tiles, frameless shower screen and bathtub. 

Other highlights include secure under building parking with over car bonnet storage, floating floors throughout, ducted air conditioning in the main bedroom and living area, internal laundry, and a triple-door built-in entrance wardrobe for extra storage. 

Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to embrace a vibrant coastal lifestyle in a modern, light-filled, low maintenance apartment in a prized Dee Why beach location. Live the ultimate holiday lifestyle. 

Total Titled Area - 105 sqm approx. (90 sqm living including balcony approx.) 

Water Rates - $171 pq approx.
Council Rates - $403 pq approx.
Strata Rates - $1,320 pq approx.

For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Matt Morley on 0418 168 932 and 9981 9416 and Stephen Murace on 0413 763 993 and 9981 9426.

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