6/51 South Creek Road

Dee Why

Positioned in a well-maintained boutique block of 8, this beautifully presented apartment offers an exceptional opportunity for first home buyers, investors and downsizers seeking comfort, convenience and the relaxed Northern Beaches lifestyle. Bathed in natural light and thoughtfully updated throughout, it delivers low-maintenance living just moments from Dee Why Beach, local cafés, schools and transport.

Designed for effortless everyday living, the welcoming open-plan living and dining area enjoys a bright north-facing aspect, while the renovated kitchen provides ample storage and quality appliances. Two well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in wardrobes are complemented by a modern bathroom, creating a practical layout that is both functional and inviting.

Completing the package is an oversized car space, shared laundry facilities and a peaceful setting within a tightly held complex, making this an outstanding opportunity to secure your place in one of Dee Why's most sought-after pockets.

• Bright open-plan living and dining area filled with natural light
• Renovated kitchen with gas cooking and generous storage
• Two well-sized bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes
• Modern bathroom with quality fixtures and fittings
• Timber flooring throughout
• Air conditioning in the living area
• Oversized dedicated car space
• Well-maintained boutique block with communal laundry
• Ideal first home, investment or downsizer opportunity
• Moments to Dee Why Beach, Long Reef, local cafés, schools, parks and express city transport

Enjoy the convenience of having everything at your doorstep, from vibrant cafés and local shopping to schools, parks and express city transport. Spend weekends walking to Dee Why Beach or Long Reef, enjoying the coastal lifestyle that makes this location one of the Northern Beaches' most desirable places to call home.

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