12/19 East Crescent Street, McMahons Point

Experience serene water views over Lavender Bay and bask in the striking natural light that floods the space, courtesy of its ideal north-easterly aspect. Nestled in Craignish Hall, an exclusive Art Deco building with just 16 apartments. Set amongst leafy gardens with manicured waterfront lawns, this distinctive Spanish Mission style building offers a sense of solid quality and tranquillity with boats bobbing on the calm waters of the Bay at your window and the lively village café culture of McMahons Point just up the road. Footsteps to the ferry wharf, this Harbourside haven is minutes to North Sydney rail & shops with easy access to the City. Features include: - Two generously sized bedrooms. - Private, uninterrupted water views over Lavender Bay. - Open-plan living space. - A galley-style kitchen with stone benchtops and integrated appliances and a fridge are provided. - Solid oak floorboards in an elegant herringbone pattern. - Versatile sunroom with floor-to-ceiling windows that can be opened to create an almost open-air balcony, perfect for dining or a home office. - Stylish modern interiors and an internal laundry with washer and dryer. - Common grounds with waterside lawns offering breathtaking views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. - BBQ facilities and a guest entertaining area, ideal for enjoying New Year's Eve fireworks. - A leisurely stroll to the cafés, restaurants and bars of Blues Point Road. - Close to harbourside walking trails and the enchanting Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden. - Few mins stroll to cafes, eateries, local shops & wharf, 10 mins walk to rail. For an appointment to view, please contact McMahons Point Real Estate on 02 9923 2611. To apply for this property, please apply online at: https://t-app.com.au/mpre Disclaimer: This information has been obtained from third party/sources we deem to be reliable. We make no representation as to its accuracy. All images and photographs are indicative only. We are merely passing the information on. Any interested parties should make their own enquiries.