49/365 Kent St, Sydney, NSW, 2000 - Apartment Sold on 30 10 2026

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SoldOct 30, 2026

49/365 Kent St, Sydney, NSW, 2000

$635,000

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10 days on the market

Sold: Oct 30, 2026

What's around 49/365 Kent St

FRESHLY RENOVATED CITY LIVING IN WINDSOR ON KENT - LOW STRATA

Perfectly positioned within the tightly held Windsor On Kent this generously proportioned one bedroom apartment presents an outstanding opportunity to enjoy vibrant Sydney CBD living or secure a quality investment. Recently refreshed with new paint, brand new carpet and modern LED lighting throughout, the apartment offers a fresh contemporary feel, complemented by a spacious open plan layout, quality finishes and a peaceful leafy outlook. Set in the vibrant heart of the city, you'll enjoy an easy stroll to Darling Harbour, Barangaroo, and Town Hall, with Wynyard Station just 550 metres away - placing the very best of Sydney at your doorstep. High rental demand, with an expected return of $750-$775 Per Week, unfurnished and $825 - $850 Per Week, Furnished, Low Strata Rates of only $1,134.05 per quarter. Features - Spacious, well-presented apartment with 58sqm of internal living - Freshly painted with new carpet and LED lighting throughout - Expansive open plan living and dining with modern finishes - Large bedroom with mirrored built-in wardrobe - Modern bathroom with separate bath and shower - Contemporary gas kitchen with dishwasher and ample storage - Internal laundry and ducted air conditioning throughout - Secure and well maintained building with lift access and on-site management - Resort-style facilities including pool, gym, spa and sauna - Easy walk to Town Hall, Wynyard, QVB and Darling Harbour - Strata: $1,134.05 p/q, Council: $351 p/q, Water: $226.20 p/q - approx. For further information or a time to inspect call Bryn Fowler on 0423 663 663 or email bryn@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.