2 Budd Avenue, Little Bay, NSW 2036

A high-calibre design by the award-winning ASA Architects, these stunning brand new Torrens title residences offer sophisticated family sanctuaries nestled in a serene coastal community. Comprising over 220sqm-250sqm (approx) of internal space, enjoy the ambience of a freestanding home complete with multiple living domains and study zones. Custom layouts allow maximum natural light to filter inside through galleries of windows and skylights, with resort-style gardens enveloping the homes. Luxury finishes are showcased throughout these light-enriched spaces, with engineered European oak floorboards, discreet curves and LED lighting beautifully accentuating the interiors. Enviably positioned, this quiet coastal enclave is set within walking distance to a choice of five sheltered beaches, premier golf courses including St Michael's and The Coast, Little Bay village, waterfront dining and scenic nature trails.

•	Striking dual level designs with multiple living spaces
•	Beautiful stone kitchens anchored by an island bench
•	Lush gardens with swimming pool and dining terrace
•	All bedrooms with built-in robes, two include ensuites
•	Master suites with walk-in robe, ensuite and balcony
•	Spa-style bathrooms/powder rooms with heated floors
•	Automatic garage plus extra car parking in driveway
•	Ducted air-conditioning, solar system, large laundry
•	Full home security; video intercom, CCTV and alarm
•	Exceptional design, sharing only one minor garage wall
•	Multiple skylights through each home maximising natural sunlight 
•	Each home with their own driveway 

2A
5 Bedrooms
3 bathrooms + WC
1 Lock up garage + driveway
Internal: 224sqm
Land Size: 306sqm

2B 
5 Bedrooms
3 bathrooms + WC
1 Lock up garage + driveway
Internal: 256sqm
Land Size: 335sqm

Water Rates: $172.79 per quarter
Council Rates: $682.16 per quarter

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