Marina Townhouse Apartment - low body corp fees

'Beachside Apartments' is a small complex of 20 units, on the Nelly Bay marina, a very short walk to the ferry terminal and a great selection of cafes and restaurants.

On entering the townhouse the open-plan living room flows through to the dining area, kitchen and out to the large covered balcony giving a lovely open feel. The balcony enjoys water views over the marina and out to the ocean, whilst the green hills of Nelly Bay dotted with granite boulders and hoop pines make up the views in other directions. The modern kitchen features granite benchtops and plenty of cupboard and bench space and is designed to cater for indoor or outdoor entertaining. This level also has a large lockable store-cupboard, laundry and convenient (3rd) toilet with hand-basin.

Upstairs, the spacious master bedroom is light and airy with high ceilings, opening onto a balcony with views over the marina and Coral Sea, and has a large walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom with a luxurious spa bath and separate shower. There is plenty of room for everyone with two further bedrooms, both with built-in-wardrobes and the the main bathroom with shower and vanity. 

The property is fully air-conditioned with ceiling fans throughout to keep everyone comfortable whatever the weather. 

The complex has an excellent pool area, Starlink wifi and undercover allocated parking. Popular with owner-occupiers due to the low body corp fees, there's a pleasant community you can engage with or not as you choose! 

Body corp approx $7700 p.a. and council rates approx $3500 p.a. including water.

Contact Alex to arrange a private inspection by appointment with as much notice as possible as we need to time inspections between guests as this is currently in holiday letting. Or try before you buy and book a stay: https://www.bestofmagnetic.com/magnetic-island-accommodation/beachside-apartment-13/

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