142/25 Market Street, Sydney NSW 2000

This immaculately presented one bedroom apartment is positioned high up on the 14th floor of the highly sought-after Berkeley building. The apartment boasts a desirable northerly aspect with a view to the west to the waters of Darling Harbour and Anzac Bridge, while taking in a view to the east to Centre Point Tower. Having been renovated some years ago the apartment is bright and fresh, with extensive storage, an entertainer’s kitchen and nothing to do but move straight in and enjoy. To complete the package the apartment also comes with a valuable secure car space.
The Berkeley is renowned for its solid full brick construction, big floorplans, low strata levies and an unbeatable city location.

- North western aspect with views to Darling Harbour & the city skyline
- Combined lounge-dining room, spacious bedroom with dual access balcony
- Two-way bathroom/en-suite, and internal laundry facilities
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning in both living room and bedroom
- Large 70 sqm floorplan featuring large expansive balcony ( this has been re-tiled)
- Bedroom with built in wardrobe, balcony access and air con
- Fantastic investment or city pad in high demand mid-city location
- Secure, pet friendly building with on-site Building Manager
- Located near Pitt St Mall, Town Hall station and light rail system
- The apartment comes with a secure car space

Further details:
Entertainer’s kitchen with an integrated dishwasher, built-in microwave, waste disposal unit and fridge.
The laundry facilities come complete with stacked washing machine and dryer.
Kitchen and Laundry both re-tiled.
The living/dining area offers a custom-built entertainment unit featuring spacious storage, room for layers of electronic equipment and elevated display shelving.
The bedroom includes custom built-in wardrobes/storage.
Matching in-built furniture design lends unity to the apartment.

Strata: $1,381.09 per quarter

Call Bryn Fowler on 0423 663 663 or email [email protected]

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.