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3 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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Experience the vibrant heart of Sydney from this perfectly located apartment in the landmark Top of the Town building. Recently furnished for a comfortable city stay, this 42sqm apartment offers a blend of convenience and luxury.
Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a 24-hour concierge, ensuring a seamless arrival. Take the lift to the fifth floor, where you'll find a queen-size bed, ergonomic desk chair, and a cozy sofa, all designed for both relaxation and working from home. The apartment features a modern kitchen equipped with everything you need to prepare a home-cooked meal, along with a washing machine and dryer for your convenience. The undercover patio with a dining table offers a private space to enjoy the outdoors.
With wall-to-wall glass showcasing stunning views of the CBD, Harbour Bridge, and Opera House, you'll be treated to postcard-worthy sights from every window. The building offers an array of amenities, including a shared rooftop pool, gymnasium, sauna, and a viewing terrace, perfect for soaking in the cityscape.
Located just a stone's throw from the iconic Coca Cola sign, this apartment is a 15-minute stroll from the CBD and provides easy access to the Eastern Suburbs via Kings Cross Train Station, only 260m away. Enjoy the hip dining scene of Potts Point and the convenience of city living, all from this prime Sydney location.
Note:
The parking facility is a ‘stacker’ system and can only accommodate a small or medium/small car. It is very sensitive and vehicles placed on the stacker should not have any antennas protruding. Additional information and vehicle specification details – please do not exceed these limits. Max weight of vehicle: 1700 kg Max length: (including tow bars): 5150mm Max width: (including mirrors): 1850mm Max height: (including roof racks and antenna): 1450mm
Neighbourhood Guide: Darlinghurst
Darlinghurst sits just east of the CBD, a densely packed inner-city suburb of Victorian terraces, converted warehouses and leafy pocket parks. It's been the beating heart of Sydney's LGBTQIA+ community for decades and today is one of the city's most vibrant, walkable and restaurant-rich neighbourhoods.
Dining & cafes: Darlinghurst's dining is legendary. Victoria Street, Liverpool Street, Stanley Street and Oxford Street host everything from acclaimed modern Australian and Italian restaurants to long-running Thai, Vietnamese, Lebanese and Japanese spots. Stanley Street's Little Italy cluster is a local institution. The cafe scene is outstanding, with some of Sydney's most famous coffee roasters, brunch destinations and bakeries. Small bars tucked down laneways and historic pubs keep the suburb buzzing well into the night.
Transport & access: Kings Cross station is on the edge of Darlinghurst with T4 Eastern Suburbs line services to Bondi Junction and Central. Museum and Town Hall stations are a short walk west. Frequent buses run along Oxford Street and William Street to the CBD, Eastern Suburbs and Bondi. The light rail extends east from the CBD. Darlinghurst is exceptionally walkable, with Hyde Park, Woolloomooloo and the CBD all within strolling distance.
Attractions & things to do: The Australian Museum, St Vincent's precinct and Hyde Park are at the western edge. Darlinghurst is home to the Jewish Museum of Sydney, Arts Theatre and a thriving live music scene. Paddington's Victorian shopping village and gallery district are a short walk south. Green Park, Victoria Park and Rushcutters Bay Park offer outdoor space. The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade famously marches through Oxford Street each February.
Shopping & daily essentials: Independent fashion boutiques, bookstores, design shops and vintage stores line Oxford and Crown Streets. Major supermarkets (Coles, Harris Farm, IGA) are within walking distance, as are pharmacies, banks, post office and medical centres. Specialty grocers, delis and bakeries cater to every need, and Westfield Sydney and Bondi Junction are short transit rides away for bigger shopping runs.
Registration details
PID-STRA-42383
Experience the vibrant heart of Sydney from this perfectly located apartment in the landmark Top of the Town building. Recently furnished for a comfortable city stay, this 42sqm apartment offers a blend of convenience and luxury.
Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a 24-hour concierge, ensuring a seamless arrival. Take the lift to the fifth floor, where you'll find a queen-size bed, ergonomic desk chair, and a cozy sofa, all designed for both relaxation and working from home. The apartment features a modern kitchen equipped with everything you need to prepare a home-cooked meal, along with a washing machine and dryer for your convenience. The undercover patio with a dining table offers a private space to enjoy the outdoors.
With wall-to-wall glass showcasing stunning views of the CBD, Harbour Bridge, and Opera House, you'll be treated to postcard-worthy sights from every window. The building offers an array of amenities, including a shared rooftop pool, gymnasium, sauna, and a viewing terrace, perfect for soaking in the cityscape.
Located just a stone's throw from the iconic Coca Cola sign, this apartment is a 15-minute stroll from the CBD and provides easy access to the Eastern Suburbs via Kings Cross Train Station, only 260m away. Enjoy the hip dining scene of Potts Point and the convenience of city living, all from this prime Sydney location.
Note:
The parking facility is a ‘stacker’ system and can only accommodate a small or medium/small car. It is very sensitive and vehicles placed on the stacker should not have any antennas protruding. Additional information and vehicle specification details – please do not exceed these limits. Max weight of vehicle: 1700 kg Max length: (including tow bars): 5150mm Max width: (including mirrors): 1850mm Max height: (including roof racks and antenna): 1450mm
Neighbourhood Guide: Darlinghurst
Darlinghurst sits just east of the CBD, a densely packed inner-city suburb of Victorian terraces, converted warehouses and leafy pocket parks. It's been the beating heart of Sydney's LGBTQIA+ community for decades and today is one of the city's most vibrant, walkable and restaurant-rich neighbourhoods.
Dining & cafes: Darlinghurst's dining is legendary. Victoria Street, Liverpool Street, Stanley Street and Oxford Street host everything from acclaimed modern Australian and Italian restaurants to long-running Thai, Vietnamese, Lebanese and Japanese spots. Stanley Street's Little Italy cluster is a local institution. The cafe scene is outstanding, with some of Sydney's most famous coffee roasters, brunch destinations and bakeries. Small bars tucked down laneways and historic pubs keep the suburb buzzing well into the night.
Transport & access: Kings Cross station is on the edge of Darlinghurst with T4 Eastern Suburbs line services to Bondi Junction and Central. Museum and Town Hall stations are a short walk west. Frequent buses run along Oxford Street and William Street to the CBD, Eastern Suburbs and Bondi. The light rail extends east from the CBD. Darlinghurst is exceptionally walkable, with Hyde Park, Woolloomooloo and the CBD all within strolling distance.
Attractions & things to do: The Australian Museum, St Vincent's precinct and Hyde Park are at the western edge. Darlinghurst is home to the Jewish Museum of Sydney, Arts Theatre and a thriving live music scene. Paddington's Victorian shopping village and gallery district are a short walk south. Green Park, Victoria Park and Rushcutters Bay Park offer outdoor space. The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade famously marches through Oxford Street each February.
Shopping & daily essentials: Independent fashion boutiques, bookstores, design shops and vintage stores line Oxford and Crown Streets. Major supermarkets (Coles, Harris Farm, IGA) are within walking distance, as are pharmacies, banks, post office and medical centres. Specialty grocers, delis and bakeries cater to every need, and Westfield Sydney and Bondi Junction are short transit rides away for bigger shopping runs.
Registration details
PID-STRA-42383
Amenities at DH707 - Darlinghurst Dream | Resort Style Life By The CDB
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
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