18/18-22 Cranbrook Avenue

Cremorne NSW 2090

Superbly framing Sydney Harbour's iconic cityscape from the fifth floor of 'Wyuna Towers', this stylishly renovated one bedroom security apartment showcases mesmerising all-inclusive views from the Harbour Bridge across the city skyline to the Opera House and over to the Eastern Suburbs.

The light-filled interiors spill out to a modern tiled balcony secured by glass balustrading. The central living and dining room step into the renovated Caesarstone kitchen complete with Bosch dishwasher and captivating harbour views from the sink. A modern vanity and shaving cabinet update the revitalised bathroom complete with a combined bathtub and shower.

Offering level lift access from the secure lobby and the garaging, enjoy the many lifestyle benefits of this quiet yet incredibly convenient cul-de-sac. Mere moments from the buzz of Cremorne Junction and Neutral Bay, walk to just about everything from this enviable address including express city bus transport, cafes, restaurants, wine bars and supermarkets.

- Oversized window in the living room transporting views inward
- Gas bayonet servicing the combined living and dining room
- Engineered stone topping the streamlined kitchen cabinetry
- Kitchen with a four-burner gas cooktop and Westinghouse oven
- Mirrored built-ins reflecting the outlook in the master bedroom
- Updated bathroom vanity and combined bath and shower
- Level lift access from both the foyer and lock-up garaging
- Internal storage options plus storage within the shared garage
- 280m to city bus stop, walk to a variety of Military Rd eateries
- Close to the CBD, metres to shops and cinema

To apply for this property, please apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Max Watkins 0450 580 488

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