503/116 Princes Highway Arncliffe NSW
North-East Sub Penthouse with Dual Balconies and Water Views
Apartment
Capturing a prized north-easterly aspect from the 5th floor of the sought-after ‘Endeavour Arncliffe’ complex, this oversized two-bedroom apartment delivers an impressive combination of space, natural light and lifestyle appeal. Designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living, the generous open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly to a sunlit balcony, while a second balcony enhances the sense of openness and functionality.
Enjoying beautiful water views and a highly convenient address, the apartment is positioned within easy reach of Arncliffe Station, buses, local shops, cafes, parks and everyday amenities, with Rockdale Plaza, the M5 and Sydney Airport only a short drive away. Offering comfort, convenience and strong lifestyle appeal, this residence is an ideal choice for first home buyers, downsizers and investors alike.
Key Features:
– Oversized two-bedroom apartment set on the 5th floor
– Desirable north-easterly aspect with abundant natural light
– Two private balconies, ideal for relaxing or entertaining
– Beautiful water views from the apartment
– Spacious open-plan living and dining area with seamless outdoor flow
– Modern kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking, quality appliances and a window for natural light and ventilation
– Generous bedrooms appointed with built-in wardrobes
– Stylish fully tiled bathroom with quality finishes
– Internal European-style laundry, air conditioning and secure entry
– Secure basement parking plus storage
– Perfect for first home buyers, downsizers and investors
– Walk to Arncliffe Station, shops, cafes, buses and local amenities
– Close to Rockdale Plaza, parks, the M5 and Sydney Airport
Outgoings (Approx.):
– Strata levy: $1725.57 per quarter
– Council rate: $425.40 per quarter
– Water (fixed) rate: $199.68per quarter
Disclaimer: This information has been obtained from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we do not guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own inquiries.
