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5/33 Wolseley Road, Point Piper

3 1 2 Apartment

For Lease $1,500 pw

Bond: $6,000

Availability: Available Now

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SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT IN SOUGHT AFTER BUILDING - 'TEMPLETON'

In one of Sydney’s most sought after streets, this character filled apartment is quietly situated at the rear of "Templeton", a highly sought grand Art Deco building.

Quiet and spacious and filled with natural light, featuring beautifully renovated, character interiors and an easy flowing and versatile floorplan.

Polished floorboards throughout3 double bedrooms, all with built-in-robesFull sized bathroom with internal laundry, and separate toiletGreat sized, modern kitchen with gas cooking and dishwasherLarge living area which opens into the light filled sunroomSmall and private courtyard area with harbour glimpses, perfect for alfresco diningDouble tandem garage with automatic doorSecurity building

Property Features

Garages 2
Floorboards
Dishwasher
Built In Wardrobes
Broadband
Intercom
Secure Parking

5/33 Wolseley Road, Point Piper

3 1 2

For Lease $1,500 pw

Suburb Guide

Point Piper

Comprising just 10 streets of which six are tiny cul-de-sacs, diminutive Point Piper is an ultra-exclusive peninsula jutting northward into Sydney Harbour between Double Bay and Rose Bay, 4.5km from the CBD.

Renowned as one of Australia's premier addresses, this internationally renowned enclave is lined with multi-million dollar waterfront mansions set on some of the most expensive real estate per square metre in the world.

While most of its harbourfront is devoted to the private playgrounds of the rich and famous, Point Piper does have two small boutique beaches used mainly by locals, Lady Martins and Seven Shillings.

The Royal Motor Yacht Club and the Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club are also discretely set within Point Piper's foreshores. Several of Sydney's top schools are located just minutes away, including Cranbrook, which is literally across New South Head Road, Scot's, Ascham, Kambala and Kincoppal-Rose Bay.

While Point Piper itself is solely residential, the exclusive restaurants and upmarket boutiques of Double Bay – Sydney's answer to Rodeo Drive – are just moments away. Take a picturesque walk around the shores of Rose Bay and you'll find Catalina The Pier, two of Sydney's most famous waterfront eateries and the site of port for local seaplanes. Much of Point Piper's architecture is contemporary, reflecting the desire to build bigger and more luxurious homes on this prime land.

However homes from all periods remain here, with some fine examples of Victorian, Edwardian, Federation, Art Deco and P & O styles. A number of apartments were built in the '50s, '60s and '70s, enjoying views every bit as spectacular as the breathtaking mansions surrounding them.