70B/2 Watermans Quay, Barangaroo, NSW 2000

An extraordinary opportunity to call one of the world's most iconic addresses home. Perched high up occupying the North-West corner, this house-sized residence is spread over 200sqm with views from every room and beautifully curated interiors by Daniel Goldberg that deliver a show-stopping visual confidence complemented by only the finest fixtures and finishes. A statement kitchen fuses beauty with functionality, the master suite has been conceived as a private sanctuary and a wintergarden offers the perfect setting to kick back and enjoy the ever-changing vista or entertain in style against a magical harbour backdrop. Take your place in Sydney's most exciting harbourfront playground next door to Crown Sydney and 400m to King Street Wharf and experience life to the fullest with every conceivable amenity from private dining rooms, a lounge, health club and resort-style swimming pools and 24-hour concierge.

Generous 200sqm 3 bedroom layout with penthouse finishes
North-West facing w/ breathtaking views over Sydney Harbour
Views across the Harbour Bridge and Opera House to Manly
Limestone entry foyer, zoned air, home automation system
Walls of glass and 3m ceiling heights throughout residence
Huge living and dining space, polished hardwood floorboards
North-facing winter garden for year-round alfresco entertaining
3 luxurious bedrooms with built-in robes, 2 with an ensuite
Palatial master retreat with a dressing room and sitting area
High-spec marble kitchen, Wolf appliances & SubZero fridges
Gas hob, Qasair range, dual ovens, warming drawer, wine fridge
Luxurious marble-swathed bathrooms with underfloor heating
Heated towel rails, Grohe tapware, ensuite with a custom bath
Three bathrooms, Miele-appointed laundry & custom joinery
Double parking, separate storage, level lift access, concierge
Fitness club, indoor heated pool, outdoor harbour-deck pool
Jacuzzi, steam room with a domed Italian Lasa marble ceiling
Barangaroo Park and the new Metro station at your doorstep
250m to the ferry wharf and King Street Wharf's dining scene