Welcome to 2503 of The Landmark!
Wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass, this apartment has been designed to capture the dramatic city vista from West to South. You’ll love the moments just before sunset as the sky slowly darkens and the Darling Harbour sprawl begins to glow in lights of all colours!
A meticulous, no-expense-spared renovation has ensured that every detail exudes modern elegance and comfort, from the state-of-the-art kitchen, brand new bathrooms to the hybrid flooring throughout.
Highlights:
• Open plan living/dining area with floor to ceiling glass, designed to capture the light and views of the glittering metropolis beyond
• Thanks to the brand new kitchen, you’ll be able to whip up fabulous dinners for friends and family and put those recipes to the test. This ultra-modern kitchen boasts timber feature walls, elegant Caesarstone benchtops, and custom cabinetry
• European appliances including a built in Bosch conventional oven with microwave function, gas cooking, built in instantaneous filtered cold/boiled water tap, and Bosch dishwasher
• Newly installed instantaneous gas hot water system
• King-sized bedrooms capture views in each direction and feature balcony access and bespoke built-ins.
• Entertainers balcony with glass balcony railings ensuring the panoramic views
• Secure building with onsite management and security intercom
• Resort-style pool, gym, spa, and sauna, part of the Radisson hotel which residents have 24/7 access to
If your universe revolves around views, quality lifestyle, good food, and great design, you will fall in love with this apartment!
Property Facts:
Total Area: 135m2
Internal Area: 119m2
Aspect: West and South
Level: 25
Outgoings (per quarter):
Strata: $2,859.65 (apartment) $179.30 (carspace)
Water: $150
Council: $296
To make an offer to purchase, please contact Joseph Fairchild on 0425 945 888 or email joe@metrorealty.com.au.
Disclaimer: We have obtained all information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make their independent inquiries as to the accuracy of the information provided.
