8/4 Norwich Road, Rose Bay
PRIVATE, PEACEFUL & CONVENIENT, NORTH EAST FACING ART DECO STRATA APARTMENT
Perfectly positioned on the first floor of the tightly held boutique 'Gresham' Art Deco security block of just 12, this sun-drenched, generously proportioned strata apartment offers high ceilings throughout, a spacious lounge room and kitchen and the bonus of a sunroom/study. Accommodation comprises 2 bedrooms; a large master bedroom, and the second bedroom with built-in wardrobes.
Just a short easy level walk to the ferry wharf and city transport, this keenly-sought address is also positioned moments away from Rose Bay village shops and cafes. Stroll to Lyne Park, Royal Sydney Golf Club, tennis courts and harbourside eateries.
Bright lounge room with sunroom/studyEat-in gas kitchen with internal laundryLarge master bedroom, second bedroom with built-insDelightful North East aspectSecurity Art Deco building of just 12 unitsPlentiful street parking, close to transportEasy level walk to Rose Bay village shops, Lyne Park and Royal Sydney Golf ClubShort stroll to Rose Bay ferry wharf and busesPerfect for the owner occupier or astute investor
Property Information
- Floor area approx 77sqm
- Council Rates $450.00/quarter
- Water Rates $211.09/quarter
- Strata Admin Fund $1161.86/quarter
- Strata Sinking Fund $534.71/quarter
Auction Date
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Monday 2nd November
5:00pm
Cooley Auction Rooms, 29-33 Bay Street, Double Bay
Rose Bay
Split almost perfectly in half by the main artery, Old South Head Road, Rose Bay is a salubrious suburb just 7kms from the CBD. It's a seamless fusion of the large-scale properties and quiet residential atmosphere of Vaucluse to its east and the cosmopolitan lifestyle and convenience of Double Bay to its west.
Rose Bay is definitely a lifestyle address and has become the suburb of choice for those who enjoy food, golf, sailing or just a leisurely stroll along its picturesque waterfront promenade.
It's home to one of the country's most exclusive golf clubs, Royal Sydney, and its public neighbour the Woollahra Golf Club. More low-key than its high-fashion neighbour Double Bay, Rose Bay offers more of a laid back café culture, with a few local supermarkets, eclectic dining and some interesting specialty stores such as Parisi's.
Its two main shopping villages on Old South Head Road and New South Head Road are linked by a couple of main streets. The prized harbour side of the suburb plays host to one of Sydney's most renowned waterfront restaurants, Catalina.
Top schools abound in the vicinity, with Kincoppal-Rose Bay girls' school known as one of its most significant buildings – an ornate and dramatic mid-1800s landmark standing proudly above the entire suburb, surveying the harbour below. Architecturally, Rose Bay is an interesting combination of eras.
Many of the area's older substantial Federation homes and semis remain, generally renovated to perfection. Art Deco apartments are prevalent, while a number of exclusive apartments and villas have been developed along the waterfront to cater to those keen to have a front row seat among the action.
Suburb Features
Education
- Cranbrook School
- Kambala
- Kincoppal-Rose Bay
- Rose Bay Public School
- Rose Bay Secondary College
- The Scots College
Recreation
- Dangar Oval
- Lyne Park
- Milk Beach
- Rose Bay Community Garden
- Shark Island
- Stand Up Paddle Boarding
- Sydney Sea Planes
- Woollahra Park
- Woollahra Sailing Club
Restaurants
- Catalina Rose Bay
- Jewel On The Bay
- Mangia e bevi
- Sushi Den
- Washoku
