THE BEACH suburb of Freshwater often appears in the most heavily searched suburb list in the State.
And earlier this month the suburb notched up a new record for residential real estate with the $5.9 million sale of a house in Brighton St.
Buyers love the village vibe of Freshwater without a main road running through it. They love the deep and sheltered beach and the active surf life saving club.
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The local primary school is the largest on the northern beaches with 1140 pupils, according to government records.
There are a number of new eateries, bars and fashion shops in the shopping centre replacing old style shops such as the Chinese restaurant.
Old favourites such as the Harbord Hilton pub and the Indian restaurant in the village have a strong and loyal following.
A two-storey apartment in Freshwater would suit a number of buyers. Currently owned by a downsizer who loves the panoramic view it could also suit a professional couple who entertain or, thanks to its three bedrooms, a small family.
The unit is on one of the highest parts of Freshwater in a quiet cul-de-sac in a very private position.
Built in 1988 the double-brick unit has exclusive use of a garden on the lower level and its own rooftop terrace with ocean views on the upper level.
Two bedrooms and a living area are downstairs while more open-plan living and dining is upstairs along with a kitchen and the third bedroom. There is secure basement parking for two cars and storage. A unique home.
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