5/31-33 Millewa Avenue Wahroonga, NSW 2076

Embracing a sophisticated indoor-outdoor lifestyle, this beautifully appointed courtyard apartment in Millewa Gardens offers an exceptional blend of warmth, style and functionality. Bathed in natural light and surrounded by lush greenery, the interiors feature elegant American Hardwood floating timber floors and designer touches throughout, creating a calm and contemporary living environment.

With its seamless flow to a generous alfresco terrace and private garden courtyard, the home evokes the feel of a semi, offering the perfect space to relax or entertain in absolute privacy. Located in one of Wahroonga's most tightly held complexes, just 400m to the station, village and Wahroonga Park, it's the ultimate lifestyle haven.

Interior Highlights:

• Level street access and reverse cycle air conditioning
• Sun-drenched interiors with high ceilings and leafy outlooks
• American Hardwood floating timber floors enhance the designer aesthetic
• Open plan living and dining with floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• Gourmet gas kitchen with stone benchtops and stainless steel appliances
• Sleek bathroom with stone finishes and integrated laundry
• Generous bedroom with built-in robe and garden view

Outdoor Features:

• Quiet entry via Neringah Avenue North
• Covered entertainer's terrace and private garden courtyard
• Secure complex with video intercom and lift access to basement parking
• Surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens in a boutique building

Location Benefits:

• 230m to Wahroonga Park
• 400m to Wahroonga Station, village shops, cafes and bus services
• Walk to Abbotsleigh and Knox Grammar
• Within the Wahroonga Public School catchment

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