Not simply a three-bedroom apartment. A residence that was created differently from the outset.
Every apartment in The Surry tells a version of the same story. Apartment 403 tells a different one.
Purchased off the plan, the residence was reimagined in collaboration with the development team, combining what were originally two and one-bedroom apartments to create the substantial three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence that exists today.
The result is something genuinely uncommon: a home conceived around the way its owners wanted to live, rather than a standard floorplan selected from a developer's catalogue.
Currently configured as a sophisticated home office, the third bedroom offers exceptional flexibility and can readily be converted back to a bedroom, depending on the needs of its next owner. Whether retained as a generous work-from-home space, guest room, library or nursery, it adds another layer of versatility to an already considered floorplan.
At approximately 152sqm internally, and a total of 215sqm including two tandem car spaces and extensive storage, this is apartment living on an entirely different scale. It has the proportions, flexibility and practicality of a home - with the convenience, security and amenity of one of Surry Hills' most acclaimed boutique buildings.
Architecture with pedigree
The Surry is the work of acclaimed architect Angelo Candalepas, with interiors by Jo Lawless of Lawless & Meyerson. A boutique collection of just 24 residences, the building has earned recognition for its distinctive architectural language, considered materiality and sophisticated response to its urban setting.
Here, industrial character meets refined residential design - a signature that has made The Surry one of the neighbourhood's most recognisable contemporary buildings.
A rooftop made for living
The recently upgraded rooftop adds another dimension to life at The Surry. With a built-in barbecue, generous entertaining areas and sweeping city and skyline views, it is an amenity that extends your living experience well beyond the front door. It is equally suited to a quiet drink above the city or gathering friends for an evening under the stars.
At the centre of what's next
The location places you within easy reach of everything that makes Surry Hills so compelling: the Light Rail, Central Station, Belvoir Street Theatre, Prince Alfred Park and the neighbourhood's celebrated dining, café and bar scene.
And Central is undergoing its own transformation.
The Atlassian headquarters at Central forms part of the NSW Government's Tech Central precinct, bringing a major new technology and employment hub to the doorstep of Surry Hills. For buyers seeking an inner-city home with both established amenity and a rapidly evolving urban environment around it, Apartment 403 sits in an unusually compelling position.
One apartment. One floorplan. One rare opportunity.
The Surry has only 24 residences. There is no other apartment here with this configuration, this scale or this particular history. Apartment 403 isn't simply larger than most. It was deliberately created to be different.
