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Day: August 18, 2020
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban spent at Milsons Point Source: https://www.instagram.com/nicolekidman/
Nicole Kidman has been getting plenty of attention up in Byron Bay at the moment, where she and her husband Keith Urban are based with their two daughters while the Hollywood superstar films her new $100 million series Nine Perfect Strangers.
The family is expected to live up north for several months while she films the series, which is based on north shore author Liane Moriarty’s best-selling book of the same name.
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The Kidman/Urban family are also fans of the north shore, and own two of the three penthouses in the up-market Latitude building at Milsons Point.
The third apartment is now up for sale, offering a lucky buyer not only the chance to have a couple of famous neighbours but a luxury skyhome of epic proportions.
Nigel Mukhi, of Di Jones Neutral Bay, said it was the perfect set-up.
“They’re (the Kidman/Urban family) not there most of the time so you’ve got virtually no neighbours,” he said.
“This is a proper skyhome that is perfect for downsizers and empty nesters looking for spectacular views and bright, open spaces.”
How’s that for a view? 2103/55 Lavender St, Milsons Point.
Sweet dreams.
The Mirvac-built Latitude building is renowned for its quality and attention to detail, and subsequently is tightly held.
The two-level penthouse at 2103/55 Lavender St, Milsons Point, is set over the 21st and 22nd levels and has some of the best views you could hope to find of the city and harbour.
With 461sqm on title, the apartment has walls of glass that open to multiple terraces on both levels that take in the best of the wonderful views.
Nicole Kidman gives a socially distanced elbow to Australian author and north shore resident Liane Moriarty as they prepare to start shooting Nine Perfect Strangers. Picture: Instagram (@nicolekidman)
There are multiple formal and casual living spaces, and the stone kitchen features Miele gas cooktop and integrated appliances.
Other features include three bedrooms, separate study, secure parking for two cars and two separate basement storage units.
There are multiple living spaces.
And massive terraces on both levels.
The complex has full lift access, gym, swimming pool and sauna, and is located within walking distance of Milsons Point Station, Kirribilli Village, parks, and the North Sydney CBD.
The property is for sale by private treaty, with a guide of $8 million to $8.8 million. For more information contact Nigel Mukhi or Hayden Morris, from Di Jones Neutral Bay.
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