3307/8 Walker Street, Rhodes, NSW 2138

This beautifully designed 3 bedroom apartment at 8 Walker Street, Rhodes offers an effortless blend of functionality and luxury, with floor to ceiling double glazed windows framing panoramic harbour, bridge, and city skyline views. The expansive open plan living and dining area flows seamlessly into a fully air conditioned winter garden, ideal as a home office, cosy lounge, or formal dining room. While the gourmet Caesarstone kitchen boasts a large island bench and European stainless steel gas appliances. The spa style master ensuite features a frameless glass shower, double vanity basin, and freestanding bathtub, and both additional bedrooms enjoy built in wardrobes and abundant natural light, with one opening onto its own private balcony complete with a chic surprise table and chair setting.

Key Features
•	Panoramic harbour, bridge and city views from every living space.
•	Fully enclosed, air conditioned winter garden adaptable as study, lounge or dining.
•	Open plan layout with full height, double glazed glass walls.
•	Caesarstone island bench and European stainless steel gas appliances.
•	Master suite with private ensuite featuring frameless glass shower, double vanity and freestanding tub, direct access to winter garden
•	Two additional bedrooms with built in wardrobes and abundant natural light; one with its own private balcony.
•	In unit laundry with dryer and separate powder room for guests.
•	Secure car space and dedicated storage cage.
•	Video intercom lift access and on site building manager.
•	Just a minute walk to Rhodes Station, shopping, dining and riverfront parks.

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