111 Castlereagh Street, Sydney

Positioned high within 111 Castlereagh, this Exceptional Brand new two bedroom plus study residence offers 129sqm of beautifully designed living, secure parking and sweeping views across Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral and Sydney Harbour. The expansive open plan living and dining area is filled with natural light and finished with elegant herringbone timber flooring. Floor to ceiling glass frames the impressive outlook, while the enclosed balcony creates an additional space for entertaining or relaxing above the city all year round. The brand new striking kitchen features a dramatic natural stone island, premium integrated appliances, luxury gas cooking, extensive oak cabinetry and refined bronze toned fittings. A separate butler’s pantry provides valuable additional preparation space and storage, keeping the main kitchen beautifully streamlined. Both bedrooms are very generously proportioned with beautiful custom built in wardrobes. The main bedroom includes a luxurious marble ensuite with a freestanding bath, double vanity and oversized shower. The 2nd bathroom simply stunning with high end finishes and pure luxury. Separate study or office perfect for working from home. Additional features include ducted air conditioning, internal laundry, excellent built in storage and One secure car space, private storage cage. Residents enjoy access added luxury facilities including a heated indoor/outdoor pool, fully equipped gymnasium, private outdoor lounge and entertaining spaces, concierge and onsite building management. With direct access to Westfield Sydney and Pitt Street Mall, and Hyde Park, the QVB, Martin Place, Town Hall, light rail, fine dining and major transport connections moments away, this residence places the very best of Sydney at your door. All information provided has been gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and recommend prospective tenants make their own enquiries. Images and illustrations are for presentation purposes only and should be regarded as indicative representations.