This kind of opportunity does not come along every day.
Perched on the seventh floor, this apartment in the Antipodean complex was built using quality materials, fixtures, and fittings.
With the possibility of purchasing the only other apartment on this level, a one-bedroom apartment. You could have exclusive use of level seven if you purchase apartment 701 and 702.
Featuring cool and neutral tones with a generous open-plan layout, the living area extends out to a large balcony fit for entertaining. The kitchen has been kitted out with a stone island bench, and high-end appliances including, plumbed double-door stainless steel fridge, induction cooktop, and dishwasher.
Offering two generously sized double bedrooms, both with heat pumps, great wardrobe space, and a shared balcony. The master bedroom also has an en-suite.
Both main bathroom and en-suite are stylish, with floor-to-ceiling tiles, separate shower, floating vanity, mirrored cabinets, heated towel rails, and underfloor heating.
This apartment comes with two secure car parks (tandem configuration) and a dedicated storage locker. The facilities within the building are well maintained, offering residents’ lap pool and sauna.
Ideally located, within walking distance of the Viaduct, Spark Arena, Wynyard Quarter, and Victoria Park. Take your pick from the best bars, restaurants, and retail shops right on your doorstep.
Based on the Sale Price and the current rent paid at $1050 per week, equates to a gross yield of 4.8%
For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact: Brendan Goodwin on 0212787770 or brendan@goodwins.co.nz
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PLEASE NOTE: The technical information provided (including floor plan & section sizes, for example) has been sourced from third-party organizations such as Core Logic, LINZ, and Auckland Council. It is provided as a broad guide for general information, only. It is intended to provide a general understanding of the subject matter.
