423/20 Pelican Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010

Discover the epitome of urban living in one of Sydney's most celebrated cultural precincts. This spacious 73-square-metre one-bedroom apartment offers a satisfying contemporary home perfectly suited for effortless entertaining. With a floor plan designed for relaxed gatherings and bathed in all-day northern sunlight, it radiates effortless style and sophistication. Enjoy a stunning panorama where the well-tended gardens provide a serene foreground perfect for capturing the changing moods of the city throughout the day.
- Expansive, spacious and joyful one-bedroom apartment
- Stylish entertaining on 2 large balconies overlooking a pristine garden
- Prized northern perspective on level 5 flooding the space with natural light
- Gourmet kitchen featuring modern finishes and ample storage
- Freshly renovated with new paint & carpet, nothing to spend
- Spacious king-size bedroom complete with built-in wardrobe, private balcony
- Uninterrupted, panoramic & expansive Northerly views
- Air Conditioning provides an enjoyable & serene lifestyle
- Tailor-made city base ideal for discerning investors or owner-occupiers
- Convenience of internal laundry and additional 4sqm storage cage in the basement
- On-site amenities include concierge service, a heated outdoor pool, a gym and manicured garden
Outgoings
Water: approximately $180 p/q
Council: approximately $265 p/q
Enjoy a sensational lifestyle in a vibrant, pet-friendly community, mere footsteps from cafes and moments away from Hyde Park, regular train transport, museums, and galleries. Conveniently, you will be just a 2-minute walk to the IGA Darlinghurst grocery store; a 3-minute walk to over 6 different GoGet Carshare pods; a 5-minute walk to superb Crown St restaurants and a 7-minute walk to Museum Station and the CBD. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of urban paradise!

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