Designed by internationally acclaimed architect Ian Moore, this award-winning building is one of Darlinghurst's most recognised architectural addresses, known for its considered design and quality construction. Apartment 203 reflects that same attention to detail, offering a well-planned floorplan, good natural light and quality finishes throughout, set on the fringe of the CBD.
Open-plan living and dining flows out to a covered, secure balcony, a practical space for a morning coffee, entertaining or simply relaxing after work. The kitchen is finished in stone with quality appliances and ample cabinetry, while the layout offers clear separation between living and sleeping (or working) zones. Storage has also been well considered throughout the apartment, and residents benefit from a modern bathroom, internal laundry and air conditioning.
Adding further appeal is the apartment's flexibility. Suited equally to residential living or use as a professional office or consulting suite (STCA and subject to strata by-laws), it presents an opportunity for owner-occupiers, investors and professionals seeking a well-located address with genuine versatility.
The location offers excellent everyday convenience, positioned moments from Hyde Park, the CBD, Museum Station, Downing Centre, World Square and Oxford Street. Buses and train stations are close by, and residents are within easy walking distance of some of Sydney's best cafes, restaurants and entertainment precincts.
Features include:
Designed by internationally acclaimed architect Ian Moore
Award-winning security building with intercom access
Flexible use as residential or professional office/consulting suite (STCA and subject to strata by-laws)
Open-plan living and dining with covered private balcony
Stone kitchen with quality appliances and ample cabinetry
Defined living and sleeping/working zones
Modern bathroom and internal laundry
Close to buses and train stations, Museum train station being only 350m away (2min walk)
Moments to Hyde Park, CBD, Downing Centre, World Square and Oxford Street
