Riverside Living Without Compromise - A Rare Top Floor Opportunity
Offered to the market for the first time in nearly 18 years, this top-floor apartment represents a rare opportunity to secure a piece of Cotton Tree's most iconic riverfront real estate. With a floorplan and frontage that simply cannot be built again, this is widely regarded as one of the most generous and liveable two bedroom layouts you will find. Positioned within the tightly held landmark building 'Ocea
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