Waterfront 3 bedroom Penthouse for sale with sea view in Heywoods, Saint Peter
With living space of 191m2, the bright open plan living space comes with high pickled pine ceilings, 3 spacious bedrooms, each with its own en suite marble bath, as well as a guest wc.
Furnished with a comfortable tropical lifestyle in mind, the living room opens on to a large terrace, perfect for relaxing and entertaining. The pass-through arch from the fully-applianced kitchen is an excellent design feature for outdoor dining overlooking the lagoon. ...
With living space of 191m2, the bright open plan living space comes with high pickled pine ceilings, 3 spacious bedrooms, each with its own en suite marble bath, as well as a guest wc.
Furnished with a comfortable tropical lifestyle in mind, the living room opens on to a large terrace, perfect for relaxing and entertaining. The pass-through arch from the fully-applianced kitchen is an excellent design feature for outdoor dining overlooking the lagoon.
Numerous upgrades include Cremona ceramic tile floors, granite countertops and stainless steel sinks, coral wall sconces, dimmer controls, and glass shower enclosures.
The 60 ft berth in front of the apartment is ideal for larger boats, offering direct access straight down the main channel.
Just a few moments drive away are the world famous Sandy Lane, Royal Westmoreland and Apes Hill golf courses.
Features:Gym
Restaurant On Site
Views:Orientation:North West
Security:24 Hour Security
Parking
Furniture
Garden
Pool
Marina.
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