Introducing a new standard of luxury living in Milsons Point, Aqualuna' architecturally striking low-rise boutique building is peacefully nestled amid waterside of Harbour Bridge. You can enjoy the panoramic full water view as well as the iconic Luna Park and Lavender Bay from the property.
Kitchen incorporate granite island benchtops, a combination of timber and neutral coloured joinery, brass plated tapware and quality Miele appliances. Bathrooms are beautifully finished with minimal aesthetic. In addition to the high quality custom brass plated tapware, there is abundance of storage and ambient LED lighting.
Designed to make the most of every corner aspect, the sophisticated interiors of Aqualuna's residence evoke a timeless luxury, with details providing elegant comfort. Designed by leading Architects, Koichi Takada. Aqualuna takes design inspiration from the natural beauty of the harbour.
Features of the apartment:
• 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 secured car parking space and 1 storage cage
• Full water view overlooking to the Lavender Bay from the living, dining, balcony and master bedroom
• Miele kitchen appliances throughout including the range hood, gas stove, oven and dishwasher
• Contemporary kitchen design including stone benchtop and splash-back
• Brass handles to fridge and pantry doors
• Natural stone mosaic feature in bathroom and en-suite
• Soft close cabinet doors and drawers
• Featured mood lighting throughout and including LED lighting to shower as well as strip lighting throughout kitchen
• Generously sized bathrooms with ample storage.
Walking distance to Kirribilli Village, McMahons Point and North Sydney CBD.
3 minutes' walk to Luna Park, Milsons Point Ferry Wharf and Milsons Point Train Station.

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