Waterfront apartment - corner aspect, ground floor with garden

This ground floor corner apartment enjoys lovely views across the marina and to the green hills of the island dotted with their seemingly sculptured granite boulders and hoop pines. 

It also boasts two car parking spaces - a very rare commodity in Nelly Bay apartments! 

The ground floor corner location makes it easy to access, with no stairs or lifts, lovely and light with bi-fold doors opening up one side of the living area as well as out to the covered patio. There's a 94m2 exclusive use garden ideal if you have a dog (allowable subject to application to the body corp) or simply for soaking up the sun in your private garden. 

The apartment is fully air-conditioned, with ceiling fans throughout and excellent cross-ventilation. Facing east is ideal in North Queensland - capture the morning sun on the balcony and stay beautifully shaded in the cool sea breezes in the heat of the afternoon. 

Wake up to beautiful sunrise hues on the sailboats in the marina from the enormous master bedroom with its luxurious spa bath, walk-in-wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. 

The second and third bedrooms both feature built-in-wardrobes and there's also a generous lock-up storeroom if you intend to use the property for holiday letting and want to keep some personal belongings stored. 

The family bathroom has bath, shower, vanity and a separate toilet adjacent - an ideal set-up for any family gathering. 

Beachside Apartments are superbly located just a very short stroll to cafes, restaurants, the ferry terminal, school, medical facilities, supermarkets and more. The complex of 20 units has a great lap pool, ideal for all the family and a good mix of residents with owner occupiers, long-term tenants and holiday rentals. 

Body corp fees approx $8070 p.a. and council rates (inclusive of water) approx $3500 p.a.

Contact Alex to arrange a private inspection by appointment.

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