26/361 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000

With an abundance of natural light, and a North West aspect, this apartment combines function, space and open – plan living to create the perfect inner city sanctuary. This stunning city abode is truly functional and one of the most sought after floorplans in the building.
Living and dining areas are generous in space and lead to an outdoor balcony.

Functional kitchen features quality stainless steel appliances that include four burner gas cooking, oven, rangehood and dishwasher.

Exceptionally appointed the apartment conveniently features a separate sizeable study space. Great as a home office or an extra room when guests come to stay!

Large bedroom is complete with built-in wardrobe and features floor to ceiling glass windows with separate private balcony and access to the living room balcony.

Modern streamlined bathroom features clean lines and luxurious oversized shower.

The apartment is tiled throughout with lush carpet in living, study and bedroom.

• Approximately 62sqm
• Large Linen / Storage cupboard at entrance
• Reverse Cycle Air-conditioning and Heating
• Built – in Wardrobe
• Balcony with dual access to Living and Bedroom
• Main Bedroom with separate private Balcony
• Internal Laundry with Dryer
• Security Building
• 24 hour onsite Concierge
• Lift Access

Outgoings include:
• Strata Levies: $1,513.43 per quarter including GST and Sinking
• Council Rates: $242.30 per quarter
• Water Rates: $170.40 per quarter

Resort style facilities include heated 25 metre pool, gym, sauna and spa. Entertainment room is complete with table tennis table and air hockey table. Bike rack is available to residents on parking level.

Ideally positioned on a quiet street in the heart of Sydney CBD, within 5 minutes walk of Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay Wharf, King Street, Clarence, York and George Street, Wynard and Town Hall Station.

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