3/69-71 Union Street, McMahons Point, NSW 2060

INSPECT WEDNESDAY 5:00 - 5:30PM & THURSDAY 12:00 - 12:30PM & SATURDAY 10:00 - 10:45AM

Hushed away just around the corner from Blues Point Road's trendy eateries, this boutique Art Deco apartment is immersed in an awe-inspiring panorama sweeping from the city skyline to the western harbour waterways and The Blue Mountains. A harmonious fusion of retro charm and contemporary style, it features bright and spacious interiors and a sizable terrace capturing mesmerising views and dazzling sunsets. Set at the rear of a building of six with eateries at the doorstep, it is 280m from Blues Point Road, a short stroll to shopping, rail and eateries at North Sydney's buzzing CBD or a selection of harbourside parks, walking trails and famous city-view lookouts.

Features:
•	Selling for the first time in 40 years – a rare offering in a tightly-held block
•	Generous living room with patterned ceilings plus harbour/city skyline views  
•	Sunroom or dining room with panoramic city, harbour and mountain views
•	Enormous terrace with views from Anzac Bridge to the harbour and mountains 
•	Granite kitchen with a movable island bench, gas cooking and dishwasher 
•	Spacious bedrooms with built-ins, stylish modern bathroom, internal laundry 
•	High ceilings, decorative cornice, sash windows, timber flooring and gas outlet
•	76sqm on title, mid-floor setting in an upgraded building with side street access
•	Private common courtyard with table/chairs framed by lush landscaped gardens
•	350m to the entrance of Waverton Park and trails winding around Balls Head 
•	500m to North Sydney Railway Station and 650m to Greenwood Plaza    
•	10 minute stroll to Blues Point Reserve and city ferries at McMahons Point Wharf

Approximate Outgoings:
Strata: $1,823pq
Water: $169pq
Council: $320pq

Approximate Sizes: Unit internally 76sqm on title + exclusive use balcony 8sqm 

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