608/88A Christie Street, St Leonards, NSW 2065

Spacious Two Bedrooms with Breathtaking Double Bridges and Water Views

Experience unparalleled luxury in this exquisite apartment situated in the heart of St Leonards by JQZ. Crafted by award-winning architects PTW, the spacious open plan living and dining areas flow effortlessly onto a large balcony overlooking the stunning view, offering seamless indoor/outdoor living and entertaining. This residence combines striking designer style with ultimate convenience, just steps from St Leonards Station, Metro Station and Crows Nest's vibrant dining hub.

This exceptional array of amenities elevates everyday living to new heights of luxury and relaxation

- Spacious Living Area and Two Bedrooms offering exclusive Harbour Bridge and ANZAC Bridge Views 
- Bathe in natural light in every room, panoramic view
- Large porcelain tiles grace the living room, while exquisite hardwood flooring adorbs bedrooms
- Designer stone bench with full stone splash-back. Integrated Fisher and Paykel fridge/freezer and Miele appliances
- Luxury bathrooms with Parisi bath ware
- All bedrooms feature picturesque views, with the master bedroom boasting a sophisticated ensuite and built-in robes for ample storage.
- Ducted aircon split between bedroom and Living area
- Security car space and storage cage
- Access to resort-style rooftop swimming pool, barbecue deck, gym, and concierge
- Prime location near St Leonards and Crows Nest dining precinct
- Supermarket right next to the lobby
- Underground passage for direct access to St Leonards Train Station just 2 min walk

Approximate outgoings:
Strata Levy: 1347.90/qt
Council rate: 401.00/qt
Water fee: $172.79/qt

Please contact Rebekah 0492 192 081 for more details and private inspection.

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