13 The Point Road, HUNTERS HILL NSW

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HUNTERS HILL NSW 13 The Point Road

Architecturally crafted to capture the iconic city skyline and harbour views, this outstanding waterfront residence is just two years old and positioned for an impressive lifestyle. It possesses a prestigious peninsula address just a stroll to the ferry.

Ideal aspect with east facing position towards the city
Living areas are wrapped in windows to maximise views
Panorama captures Harbour Bridge and Centrepoint Tower
Open plan living and dining area flows to two terraces
Salt water infinity edge lap pool with lush garden surrounds
Stairs lead directly to water's edge and coveted sandy beach
Casual living area/theatre is a fully equipped media centre
Top quality kitchen with full suite of integrated appliances
Four bedrooms with built-in robes, flat screen televisions
Wine cellar, double lock-up garage, C-Bus home automation

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sold price withheld
land size 884.5sqm
council rates $5,009pa
water rates $884pa
web id 147829

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While the suburb's Aboriginal name is Moocooboola, meaning 'meeting of waters', the name Hunter's Hill is attributed to two very different sources. Most likely is that it is named after the captain of the HMS Sirius, John Hunter. But it is also said that it is named after 'Huntershill' a sprawling early property on the northern side of the harbour owned by the Scottish martyr Thomas Muir. Hunters Hill was settled in 1835, with the famous Sydney merchant Mary Reiby one of the local pioneers. In...