6/1 Nineteenth Avenue, Palm Beach

Cabana is a premium collection of 34 absolute beachfront apartments perfectly situated on the sand overlooking the pristine waters of Palm Beach. This absolute beachfront 3 bed +study, 2.5 bathrooms, 2 car spaces featuring only the highest quality finishes, the interiors are designed to be both relaxed and luxurious. A refined coastal colour palette of muted whites and champagnes is offset by natural stone, oak-coloured timber flooring and beautifully detailed joinery. Cabana's open-plan living and inspired fusion of textures, materials and colours creates an ambience that's as unique as it is exquisite. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows ensure that each apartment is flooded with natural light, capitalising on the magnificent ocean views and breezes. Step on to your own expansive entertainer's balcony and you'll feel like you're floating above the dunes. Relax poolside on cabana-style daybeds as you gaze at the breathtaking ocean – right there on your doorstep. Featuring; - 3 generous bedrooms plus study/office or media room - Master bedroom including a walk-in-robe, ensuite with freestanding stone bath, double sink and heated towel rails - Elegant kitchen with natural dolomite stone island bench top and splash back - VZUG oven, gas cooktop, integrated Fisher and Paykel double door fridge and freezer plus VZUG dishwasher - Ducted air-conditioning throughout - Oak-coloured timber flooring and carpeted bedrooms - Separate laundry with ample storage - 2 basement carparks Facilities; - Video intercom for visitor access - Keypad access for entry - Individual letterboxes for each unit - Garbage chute - CCTV security throughout common areas - Bike and private surfboard storage racks - Infinity pool facing the ocean with sunken pool lounges and cabanas - BBQ entertaining area with seating and dining table, fridge and sink DISCLAIMER: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the Landlord or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.