29/1 Walsh Street

North Narrabeen NSW 2101

This brand new one-bedroom apartment features a sleek design complimented with premium fittings throughout.

Here's what you'll love:
- Entertaining balcony with a gas bayonet is perfect for spending quality time with friends and family
- Study/office or second bedroom is ideal for those who work from home or entertain guests
- Top floor with lift access
- Located close to shops, cafes, restaurants, and public transport, bringing convenience to your doorstep
- Perfectly situated near North Narrabeen beach and Warriewood Square

But wait, there's more!
- Spacious bedroom with a built-in wardrobe
- Sleek bathroom with quality fittings
- Open-plan living, dining and kitchen area with an abundance of natural light
- Well-equipped kitchen with Ceasarstone benchtops, ample storage space and quality appliances including a gas cooktop and an oven
- Internal laundry (no washing machine included)
- Ducted air-conditioning throughout
- Secure car space with a lock-up storage unit

Easy access to:
- Local schools in the area include: Narrabeen North Public School, Narrabeen Sports High School, Elanora Heights Primary School, Saint Joseph's Primary School
- All your shopping needs are covered with Warriewood Square, Pittwater Place, and Woolworths close by
- Stay well-fed with these well-reviewed eateries in your area: Three Beans, Zubi Espresso, Hit Cafe, Moonlight Social House Narrabeen, Sunrise Cafe, Monkey King Thai
- Breathe in nature at your nearby beaches and parklands: North Narrabeen Rockpool, Turimetta Beach, Warriewood Beach, Lakeside Park, Progress Park and Rat Park

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