2603/197 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000

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RENOVATED SOUTH EAST APARTMENT WITH ICONIC HYDE PARK & HARBOUR VIEWS

Positioned high on Level 26 of the tightly held Victoria Tower, this beautifully renovated two-bedroom apartment presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a premium CBD residence in one of Sydney's most desirable parkside precincts. Showcasing sweeping views across Hyde Park, St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney Harbour and the city skyline, the apartment is filled with natural light and offers a generous, well-considered layout ideal for modern city living. Property Features: - Iconic views overlooking Hyde Park, St Mary's Cathedral and the harbour - Spacious combined living/dining area that flows onto two bright balconies - Large kitchen including gas cooking, dishwasher and stone benchtops - Two spacious bedrooms with built in wardrobes, main bedroom with ensuite - Secure parking space on title, ducted air con, security intercom access - Well maintained building with 24hr concierge and onsite building manager - Located close to World Square Shopping Centre, The QVB and much more - Option to purchase the apartment fully furnished, ready to be occupied or leased out immediately! Location: Perfectly located just 270 metres from Town Hall Station and light rail, and within an easy stroll to Pitt Street Mall, Hyde Park, Darling Harbour and Sydney's premier dining and entertainment precincts, this residence delivers unmatched convenience in the heart of the CBD. Outgoings Water Rates: $211.09 per quarter Council Rates: $335 per quarter Strata Levies: $2,983.11 per quarter Call Brenden Taliana on 0402 634 828 or email brenden@sydneycoveproperty.com. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries