4309/36 Walker Street, Rhodes NSW 2138

This exceptional sky-high residence is positioned on Level 43 at 36 Walker Street, offering an elevated lifestyle defined by space, privacy, and breathtaking panoramic views. Designed for discerning occupants seeking both comfort and sophistication, this beautifully appointed two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment delivers an outstanding balance of luxury living and everyday practicality.

Key Features:

• Level 43 position with floor-to-ceiling glazing capturing uninterrupted 270-degree views across the Harbour Bridge, Sydney CBD skyline, northern district and western parklands

• Two generously sized bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes

• Master bedroom complete with a private ensuite

• Sleek designer kitchen featuring Caesarstone benchtops, premium gas appliances, and ample storage

• Expansive open-plan living and dining area flowing seamlessly to a full-length entertainer's balcony

• Two modern bathrooms with high-quality finishes

• Ducted air conditioning, internal laundry, and quality fixtures throughout

• Allocated one car space and lock-up storage cage

Building Amenities:

• Podium-level landscaped gardens with BBQ facilities

• Heated swimming pool, sauna, and children's playground

• Residents' library, table tennis and pool tables on Levels 26 and 27

• Direct ground-floor access to the three-storey Council sports centre, with proposed childcare facilities and hospitality offerings

Location Highlights:

• Short stroll to Rhodes Shopping Centre, Rhodes Station, and vibrant waterfront parks

• Surrounded by cafes, restaurants, recreational spaces, and excellent transport links

This is a rare opportunity to secure a high-floor, two-bedroom residence with commanding views and resort-style facilities in one of Rhodes' most desirable addresses.

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