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1704/187 Liverpool Street, Sydney

2 2 1 Unit

For Lease $1,400 per week

Bond: $5,600

Availability: 5th February 2025

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NORTH FACING HYDE PARK APARTMENT WITH HARBOUR VIEWS

Offering breathtaking vistas from each room, this two-bedroom apartment is positioned on level 17 of 'The Connaught' and offers unparalleled views stretching across Hyde Park to the Opera House & Sydney Harbour, with an abundance of natural light and fresh air.

Two-bedroom apartment; master with walk in robe and updated ensuite bathroom, spacious second bedroom with built-insWell-spaced lounge & dining area opening up to a large north-facing balcony with spectacular panoramic viewsUpdated modern kitchen with substantial storage, dishwasher and modern appliancesUpdated main bathroom, with bath and internal laundryDucted air conditioning throughoutHighly sought-after building with 24/7 concierge service, grand lobby entrance, video intercom & lift access to the apartment floor, rooftop swimming pool, gymnasium, spa & saunaSecure basement parking spaceOpposite Hyde Park and central to train stations, metro, light rail and busesShort walk to Oxford Street, Westfield, Pitt Street Mall, Chinatown, and Darling Harbour

Property Features

Dishwasher
Spa
Balcony
Built In Wardrobes
Ducted Heating
Gym
Secure Parking
Intercom
Pool
Carports 1
Air Conditioning

Suburb Guide

Sydney

Cosmopolitan, vibrant and multicultural, the City of Sydney is made up of a pastiche of precincts each with its own unique character. Situated at the very heart of Sydney is the Central Business District (CBD), the city's financial hub incorporating major financial institutions, five-star hotels, entertainment venues and a number of international designer stores such as Chanel.

The gateway to the city is vibrant Circular Quay, where ferries meander past our two most iconic attractions, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, along with the internationally renowned Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA).

The neighbouring historic Rocks precinct is the original site of convict settlement in Australia and is now home to some top restaurants and popular weekend markets. The modern harbourside boardwalks of Darling Harbour and Cockle Bay incorporate IMAX Cinema, the Powerhouse Museum, The Star ,nightclubs, restaurants and exhibition venues.

The Walsh Bay redevelopment is one of the largest urban renewal undertakings in Australia, with this once-forgotten wharf area revitalised as a lively mix of apartments, cultural attractions such as the new Sydney Theatre Company, commercial and retail.

At the western end of the city, Chinatown is a feast for the senses, brimming with authentic restaurants, eclectic shops and bustling Paddy's Markets.

Over the past decade, the city has seen a marked increase in residential development, and ultramodern commercial high rises such as Chifley Tower now sit side by side with exclusive residential towers such as Renzo Piano's Aurora Place and the controversial Opera House neighbour, Bennelong Apartments, colloquially known as 'The Toaster'.