Located at the northern end of the prestigious Harbour Garden Towers complex, this split level two-bedroom apartment epitomises style and convenience, and is positioned within minutes of the very best that Sydney has to offer. From the stylish entry hall, with its columns and parquetry floor, to the expansive, north-east facing balcony, this delightful abode exudes charm and opulence at every turn.
The large open-plan living/dining/kitchen flows through floor-to-ceiling glass doors to the balcony, ensuring that the living areas are bathed in natural light throughout the day. The kitchen features stone benchtops and splashbacks, as well as quality appliances, a breakfast servery and parquetry flooring.
The oversized master bedroom opens onto the sunny north-east facing balcony and has a walk-in wardrobe and a stunningly opulent ensuite featuring a spa bath, dual basins. Both bathrooms are fully tiled with marble finishes and are positioned to capture the morning sun.
This apartment offers the optimum in convenience, with immediate access to the CBD, Chinatown, Broadway, Central Station and UTS. With boutiques, cafés, alfresco dining, market stalls, public art spaces and green spaces at the doorstep, this stylish apartment is the ultimate urban lifestyle choice in this vibrant locale.
Features
Light, spacious and airy interiors with opulent finishes
Generous full-width, north-east facing balcony with lush outlook
Stylish kitchen with gas cooktop, stone benchtops and splashbacks, servery
Two bright, luxurious bathrooms, ensuite with spa bath and private balcony
Internal laundry, security building with on-site concierge, secure underground
carspace
Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning
Prime location with immediate access to Chinatown, Darling Harbour, Town
Hall, Central Station, QVB, Haymarket and UTS
Close to all manner of entertainment activities, bars, clubs, restaurants, cafés
and cinemas
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