306/1-3 Sturt Place, St Ives, NSW, 2075, Australia

Delivering an exceptional lifestyle of contemporary comfort and convenience in a highly sought-after address, this beautifully light filled apartment presents three generously proportioned bedrooms with a versatile and open layout of freshly updated and spacious interiors. Showcasing superb indoor/outdoor living, an expansive covered balcony, accessed through sliding glass doors and featuring leafy neighbourhood vistas, provides the perfect space for alfresco entertaining with family and friends. Positioned in a quiet and secure cul-de-sac within easy walking distance to local shops and vibrant St Ives Village, this idyllic North Shore retreat also offers immense potential as an investment opportunity. Property Features: • Free flowing living and dining space with sleek timber flooring • Neat and modern kitchen with gas cooking and s/steel appliances • Master boasts ensuite with soaking tub, built-ins to all bedrooms • Fully tiled bathrooms with rain showers, laundry and study area • Restful northeast balcony featuring leafy neighbourhood outlook • Secure intercom, air con, lift, double garage parking and storage Location Feature: • 200m to local shops • 300m to bus links • 600m to St Ives village • 1.1km to Pymble Golf Club • Easy access to Gordon rail services • Close to elite schools including Brigidine and Sydney Grammar Fees: • Rental Returns: $1,000 per week (estimated) • Council rates: $400 per quarter • Water rates: $171.58 per quarter • Strata rates: $1,460.70 per quarter Contact: For further information or to arrange a private inspection, please contact: Heidi Chu on 0470 559 395 or Eric Wei on 0457 579 999. Disclaimer: The above information contained herewith, including but not limited to the general property description, price, and the address, is provided to Raine & Horne Lindfield by third parties, we have obtained this information from sources we believe to be reliable, However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information and nor do we accept responsibility for its accuracy. Any interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and judgment to determine the accuracy of this information for their own purposes.