Quick Facts
Inspection: Open home has been cancelled, please contact agent
Available: 19th November, 2026
Application: Apply online at snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore
Lease Period: 12 months or longer
Parking: x1 secure car park


Part of a hotel style security building in a peaceful yet superbly central North Sydney pocket, this north facing one bedroom apartment offers a lifestyle second to none.

Open plan in its configuration, the apartment spills out to a north facing balcony. United by granite benchtops, the kitchen is equipped with quality Smeg cooking appliances. Serviced by a spacious bathroom with internal laundry facilities, the generous layout boasts built-in robes in the bedroom. Additional items of particular appeal include secure basement level car parking and use of a resident's gymnasium on entry level.

Located at the quiet end of Mount Street, enjoy the best of both worlds with the attractions of Greenwood Plaza just footsteps away. Convenient to North Sydney Train Station, city buses and the new Metro Line, discover the endless appeal of this hidden enclave. The perfect city pad or investment opportunity closes to universities and hospitals, travel into the CBD in mere minutes from this enviable address.

Accommodation & Features:
• Northerly aspect, sun filtering though balcony
• Well appointed kitchen featuring granite benchtops, Smeg gas cooktop, oven
• Double bedroom including built-in robes
• Bathroom large enough for laundry facilities
• Level lift access to basement level car parking
• Less than 100m to Greenwood Plaza and train
• Footsteps to city buses and new Metro Line

To apply for this property, please apply online at: snug.com/apply/raywhitelowernorthshore

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Lily Hu 0466 073 538

*All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.

** Photography and illustrations are for presentation purposes only and should be regarded as indicative representations only.