13/28-32 Sturdee Parade, Dee Why, NSW 2099

A rare offering combining house-like proportions with refined designer living, this meticulously renovated residence delivers the ultimate lifestyle retreat in the heart of Dee Why. Spanning an impressive 155m² on title, every detail has been curated to perfection, with over $200,000 invested in upgrades that exude timeless luxury and comfort.

• Expansive open plan living and dining flowing seamlessly to a sun-soaked outdoor entertaining terrace

• North-facing private garden, fully enclosed and perfect for children or pets

• Motorised awning provides all-weather shade and comfort for year-round entertaining

• Designer kitchen of grand scale with 40mm stone benchtops, oversized breakfast island, premium appliances and abundant storage

• 6-star finishes throughout, including engineered European oak flooring and high-end fittings

• King-sized master suite with twin built-in wardrobes and a magazine-worthy ensuite featuring twin showers and double vanity

• Generous second bedroom with built-in robes and plenty of natural light

• Luxe full bathroom with soaking tub, non-slip tiles, and heated towel rails

• Soaring 12ft ceilings enhance light and space, complemented by extensive built-in storage

• Automatic lock-up garage within a secure complex with lift access to your front door

• Coveted location just 200m to Dee Why Grand, cafés, Coles and over 60 local shops

• Only moments to B-Line city transport and a short level stroll to Dee Why Beach

Every element of this exceptional home has been thoughtfully designed for comfort, elegance and ease - the perfect fusion of luxury apartment living and the feel of a freestanding home.

Rates:

Water - $204.13 per quarter approx.

Council - $461.00 per quarter approx.

Strata - $2,147.54 per quarter approx.

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