Darling Harbour Penthouse Apartment

The best of only 3 Penthouses in the block, this spacious and airy executive apartment is perfect for a family break, relocation, or temporary retreat. It commands views of Anzac Bridge, Glebe Point, Blackwattle Bay, and Wentworth Park, from wrap around balconies adjoining both bedrooms and the living room.

Sydney fishmarkets are a sinker throw away from the front door, Darling Harbour is a short stroll, or catch ther monorail at the rear of the apartment block for Chinatown, and CBD. The Powerhouse Museum, Maritime Museum, Entertainment Centre are all nearby.

If you feel like doing "Nothing", the indoor Pool, Spa, Sauna, Gym and BBQ facilities may be of interest to you, or lounge on the balcony and enjoy the magical sunsets. The apartment also has Foxtel sports and movies.

Other Features

Parking
Pool
Security
Views
Built-In Wardrobes
Furnished
Formal Lounge
Close to Shops
Close to Transport
Washing Machine
Dryer
Iron & ironing board
Internal Laundry
Dishwasher
Gas stove
Microwave
Convection Oven
Wi-Fi internet connection available
Cable TV
Digital TV
Plasma TV
DVD player
Air Conditioning
Balcony/terrace
BBQ
Modern Kitchen
Modern Bathroom/s
Ensuite/s
Pool - indoor
Spa
Sauna
Views - district
Views - park/bushland
Gymnasium
Security car parking
Restricted lift access
Restricted common area access
Internal access from car park
Security intercom - audio
On-site security office
Elevator

Restaurants & Cafes
If you like your coffee in a sleek and minimalist environment, then head to Concrete. Softer lines can be found in the numerous cafes that are dotted around Harris Street. Local restaurants include a couple respectable Italian, pub food, Thai, Japanese and one of Sydney’s best exponents of Goan cuisine.

Schools, Education & Institutions
Within a brisk walk or short drive are fine private schools like Sydney Grammar and St Andrews, and State schools like Fort Street. Nearby you’ll also find the University of Technology and Sydney University.

Famous Landmarks
In Pyrmont Square, is the memorial to the men who served in World War 1, and the houses of Ways Terrace designed by the Professor Leslie Wilkinson.

Shopping
The recent significant increase in residents has bought local convenience stores back to Pyrmont. For more than the basics, there is the CBD close by for seriously indulgent shopping, and the Broadway Centre for supermarkets and specialty stores.

In Harris Street you’ll find a foodie ‘mecca’ in Simon Johnson’s emporium.

Sports and Fitness
Walking or jogging around Pyrmont will keep you in tune with the rapid changes to the suburb. For serious sweat, then head into the numerous gyms and Olympic pools of the CBD or nearby Balmain.

Distance from the CBD & Transportation
Pyrmont is 1.5km west of the CBD and a pleasant walk across the old Pyrmont Bridge. There privately operated ferries, water taxi and plenty of RTA buses to various destinations in the CBD.

All bookings & tenancies incur a departure cleaning fee of $198