428/20 Pelican Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010

In the heart of one of the most celebrated cultural precincts, this exceptional residence offers a contemporary home perfectly suited for effortless entertaining. Overlooking the beautifully maintained gardens of the 'Monument', this 88sqm apartment radiates style and sophistication. With a floor plan designed for relaxed gatherings, it is bathed in all-day northern sunlight, with beautiful views of the gardens. This oversized one-bedroom apartment promises an unparalleled lifestyle of convenience on the eastern city fringe, just steps from shops, cafes, and public transport.

- First time on the market since 2009, tightly held floorplan
- Sun-drenched open-plan living and dining area with modern finishes
- Stylish entertaining on two large balconies with garden and skyline city views
- Prized northern perspective flooding the space with light
- CaesarStone kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances
- Spacious master bedroom complete with built-in wardrobes
- Tailor-made city base for discerning investors or owner occupier
- Internal laundry, additional 3sqm secure storage cage in the basement
- An outstanding opportunity to become part of an esteemed community
- On-site amenities: concierge service, a heated outdoor pool, and a well-equipped gym

Outgoings
Water: $180 p/q approx.
Council: $265 p/q approx.

Elevated above the lively atmosphere of Oxford Street, this apartment represents a superb opportunity to acquire a world-class residence in one of Sydney's premier buildings, just a short stroll from the city centre, Sydney's vibrant sporting and entertainment quarter, and the bustling cafe culture and boutique shops of iconic Oxford Street. 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.

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