Luxurious House-Sized Retreat In The Award-Winning Advanx, Harbour Life Meets City Convenience Approx. 232sqm On Title

Cutting-edge design, house-like proportions and wide open views combine in this luxurious three-bedroom apartment to offer a true designer haven in the premier building in the acclaimed Advanx complex on the edge of Rushcutters Bay Park. Capturing views over landscaped internal gardens and out over neighbouring playing fields, the fifth floor apartment's oversized layout offers an impressive 195sqm of indoor/outdoor living space with a choice of deep sheltered terraces to relax, entertain or simply soak up the sweeping district views. Timeless interiors capture the essence of urban sophistication with an exceptional layout featuring an enormous master retreat conceived as a private sanctuary and huge open plan living space anchored by a Miele-appointed kitchen with level lift access to double garaging a massive bonus. One of Sydney's hottest city fringe lifestyle addresses, Advanx has revitalised the harbourside precinct by activating the tree-lined avenues with an on-site dining hub offering a perfect blend of parkside luxury and urban convenience just 2km to the CBD.

* Prestige building, level lift access
* House-like feel, wide entry foyer
* 3 large bedrooms with built-in robes
* All beds with access to outdoor space
* Custom-fitted hideaway study area
* Enormous master suite, sitting room
* Balcony, walk-in robe and ensuite
* Huge open living and dining space
* Flanked by a choice of deep terraces
* Wide open views, cross-flow breezes
* Designer Miele-appointed gas kitchen
* Integrated French door fridge/freezer
* 2 European-appointed bathrooms
* Carrara marble finishes, soaking tub
* Daikin ducted air, ambient lighting
* Double undercover security parking
* Private storage room, visitor parking
* UDIA Award for Excellence in Design
* Through-site link to McLachlan Ave
* Bar M and Marta Osteria at the door
* 200m stroll to Rushcutters Bay Park
* Walk to the CYC and tennis courts
* 700m to Potts Point's dining scene