3 rooms apartment of 706m² in Tamarama

HOLDING FEE RECEIVED Architect-Redesigned Apartment In The Landmark Skye Tamarama With Panoramic Beach Views Unobstructed views of Tamarama Beach and the ocean create a stunning backdrop for this newly renovated beachside haven. With a 10m ocean frontage, the views will never be obstructed. Originally designed by Harry Seidler in the 1960s, the tower has undergone a $50 million reinvention by architect Nick Tobias, transforming it into a luxurious contemporary address. This three-bedroom plus study apartment, located in a private corner setting, overlooks Tamarama gully waterfall. It features floor-to-ceiling glass, a full-width terrace for alfresco entertaining, and high-end finishes, creating a serene oasis with the largest three-bedroom layout in the building and only one common wall. Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, Skye Tamarama offers a short stroll to Tamarama Beach, SoBo village, and local favorites like Totti's, Sefa Kitchen, and Elva. - Newly completed beachside landmark - Cul-de-sac setting, landscaped gardens - Level 2 with secure level lift access - Secure garaging plus storage - As new architect-designed interior fitout - Italian stone floors, high-end finishes - 3 bedrooms with built-ins and a study - 2 bedrooms open out to the terrace - Large master bedroom with an ensuite - Glass-fronted open plan living/dining - Private 10m wide glass-fronted terrace - Entertainer's kitchen, 3m breakfast island - Natural stone benchtops, Miele appliances - Induction cooktop, Boston Oak cabinetry - 2 designer bathrooms, underfloor heating - Separate internal laundry, video intercom - Visitor parking and a lush common lawn - Walk along the coast to Bronte and Bondi - 400m to Totti's and South Bondi village Please register for inspection updates, as changes or cancellations may occur to inspection times. Disclaimer: All information contained herein, is gathered from reliable sources. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own inquiries.