C101/4 Collaroy Street, Collaroy, NSW 2097

Bathers Collaroy is currently under construction, set for completion in mid-2025. Open times apply to the display suite at 1123 Pittwater Road, Collaroy.

This meticulously designed 2 bedroom + study residence showcases expansive light-filled living areas accentuated by the scenic entertaining terrace. Indulge in a daily coastal sensory experience from your home's carefully chosen designer aesthetics to your immediate breathtaking beach surroundings. Grand master bedroom and double sink designer bathroom are perfect for relaxation and seclusion, while the sophisticated, sleek kitchen is divine for culinary masterpieces and essential seaside entertaining. 
 
Inspired by the breathtaking ocean on its doorstep, Bathers Collaroy presents the quintessential beachside experience for residents with exclusive features, including private beach showers and change rooms, personal surfboard storage, gym, yoga area, relaxing sauna and alfresco dining space within coastal landscaped gardens - replete with BBQ, bar and lavish recreation room. This rare opportunity for unrivalled coastal exclusivity will not be repeated.

- Builder Appointed - Lords Group. One of Sydney's most sought-after luxury builders
- Interiors & common areas designed by renowned Coco Republic
-  330sqm of exclusive resident amenities including gym, sauna, surfboard storage, change rooms, clubhouse, alfresco dining area & BBQ
- 50 metres to Collaroy beach, The Beach Club, Merivale's The Collaroy, Collaroy Surf Club, restaurants, coffee shops and more
- Luxury inclusions such as inbuilt bar or study options, gas fireplaces, outdoor kitchens with fridge & BBQ
- Integrated Kitchens with Miele Appliances & Butler's Pantry and North facing views 
- Multiple lifts, each serving only a handful of apartments offering exclusivity and privacy
- Two separated low-rise buildings with dual street frontage
- Double lock-up garage and triple lock-up garage options available
- The most supported DA by the community in Collaroy Village history