11/126 Francis Street, Bondi Beach
A GREAT START IN BONDI & A SOUND INVESTMENT, WALK TO THE BEACH & WESTFIELD
Stylishly renovated on the top floor of a boutique Art Deco building, this immaculate strata apartment is ideal for market newcomers and investors looking for solid returns. Bound by timber floors and high ceilings, it features a fresh open plan with bright living plus CaesarStone gas kitchen with dining. The bedroom is generously sized, the bathroom sleek and modern and its eastern aspect ensures good natural light. Enjoying a quiet corner position at the rear of 'Chesworth', a recently refurbished security block of 12, it promises a relaxed modern lifestyle in a popular coastal pocket. There's a park with playground metres away and the beach and Westfield Bondi Junction are both within walking distance.
Bright living area with large picture windowOpen CaesarStone gas kitchen & diningQueen-sized bedroom with built-in robesSmart designer bathroom with shower/tubTimber floor, high ceilings, ornate cornicesRear top floor, pet-friendly, sec block of 12Cul-de-sac location, short walk to busesMinutes to the beach & Westfield shops
Council rates: $276.29pq
Water rates: $174.21pq
Strata levies: $666.65pq
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Bondi Beach
Along with the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Bondi is undoubtedly one of Sydney's most internationally recognised icons, and there's unlikely to be a tourist in town who hasn't set out to see its golden shores and rolling surf.
Markedly gentrified over the years, it has become super trendy, with prices reflecting the influx of the young and the fashionable. The Campbell Parade strip is the main beachfront boulevard, containing an eclectic selection of restaurants and cafes, all with magnificent views.
At the southern end of the beach, the revamped Bondi Icebergs still retains its historic sea pool and swimming club, albeit with the addition of Bondi's most exclusive restaurant, Icebergs Dining Room, set high above them. Ben Buckler peninsula frames the northern end of the beach, with a number of apartment buildings set dramatically on a rocky outcrop which is all that lies between them and the ocean.
The famed Bondi to Bronte walk takes you along with beachfront promenade, past the Bondi Pavilion, the site for numerous cultural and entertainment events, along the dramatic clifftops of South Head and on to Tamarama and Bronte beaches. Young, vibrant and quintessentially Australian, Bondi consists primarily of apartments from all eras, most notably Art Deco, which are found all along its coastline. Further away from the beach, you'll find more character semis and freestanding homes.
Suburb Features
Education
- Bondi Beach Public School
- Galilee Catholic Primary School
- Reddam House
Recreation
- Bondi Beach
- Bondi Golf Club
- Harris Farm Markets Bondi Beach
- Let's Go Surfing
- Marks Park
- North Bondi Surf Lifesaving Club
Restaurants
- Bills
- North Bondi Fish
- Bondi Hardware
- China Diner
- Icebergs
- Speedos
- The Italian Bondi
- Totti's Bondi (Merivale)
