67C/88 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo, NSW, 2000

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67C/88 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo, NSW, 2000

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30+ days on the market

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Luxury & Exquisite Residence with Magnificent Harbour Views in Barangaroo

An extraordinary opportunity to call one of the world's most iconic addresses home, this spectacular skyhome in "One Sydney Harbour" Designed in collaboration with acclaimed architect Renzo Piano and Lendlease, this generous large 3-bedroom residence holds a commanding elevated position in the brand new development with phenomenal harbour views. Quality contemporary design combines with a luxurious sense of space with a sun-filled 207sqm layout plus double security parking and premium resort-style facilities including a fitness centre, pool, steam room, billiards room and 24-hour concierge. With dress-circle seats to the harbour action and views that will never be built out, this large residence is on the doorstep of Sydney's most exciting new harbourfront playground next door to Crown Sydney and 400m to King Street Wharf with celebrated restaurants and cocktail lounges footsteps away. Limestone entry foyer, zoned air, home automation system Walls of glass and 3m ceiling heights throughout residence Huge living and dining space, polished hardwood floorboards Water view winter garden for year-round alfresco entertaining 3 large luxurious bedrooms with built-in robes High-spec marble kitchen Wolf appliances & SubZero fridges Gas hob, Qasair range, dual ovens, warming drawer, wine fridge Luxurious underfloor heating marble-swathed bathrooms Heated towel rails, Grohe tapware, ensuite with a custom bath Guest marble powder room, Miele-appointed laundry, custom joinery Double security parking plus a storeroom Disclaimer: The information presented has been gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. We have not verified whether or not the information is accurate and do not accept any responsibility to any person and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should rely on their own enquiries in order to determine the accuracy of this information