71/267 Castlereagh St, Sydney NSW 2000

Nestled in the quieter part of Sydney’s bustling CBD, this exceptional apartment in Museum Towers offers the perfect balance of city convenience and peaceful living. Just moments from Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral, and the Royal Botanic Gardens, you’ll enjoy a lifestyle enriched by green spaces while being steps away from the city’s best dining, shopping, and transport links.

Designed for comfort and practicality, this spacious two-bedroom apartment boasts an open-plan living and dining area that flows seamlessly into the sunroom with an easterly outlook. Both bedrooms open onto outdoor balconies, providing an abundance of natural light and outdoor space. With a generous floorplan and timeless finishes, this is an ideal opportunity for homebuyers and investors alike.

Apartment Features:
- Open-plan lounge and dining area extending to a sunroom with views over Eastern Sydney
- Two well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and private balconies
- Master bedroom with ensuite for added privacy and comfort
- Classic kitchen with ample storage and practical layout, internal laundry
- Secure car space in a sought-after CBD location
- Building facilities: full lap pool, gym and spa
- Steps from Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral, and the Royal Botanic Gardens
- Short walk to Town Hall Station, light rail stops, and World Square Shopping Centre
- Close to Pitt Street Mall, QVB, and Darling Square’s vibrant dining precinct
- Secure and well-maintained building with premium city-living convenience

Offering a superb blend of space, location, and lifestyle, this is an excellent opportunity to secure a prime CBD residence in one of Sydney’s most desirable pockets.

Property Facts:
Total Area: 122m2
Internal Area: 108m2
Aspect: East
Level: 24

Outgoings (per quarter):
Strata: $ 4,808
Water: $178
Council: $437

To make an offer on this extraordinary apartment or to arrange a private inspection, please contact John Tsironis at 0402 696 497.

Disclaimer: We have obtained all information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make independent inquiries about the accuracy of the information provided.