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Bounded by Sydney’s arts and dining precincts, this sophisticated apartment offers a fantastic base to discover the city’s cultural highlights. It’s walking distance to the award-winning restaurants of Potts Point, iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and boutique shopping in the QVB and Strand Arcade. Designed with a free-flowing layout, the apartment opens onto a spacious balcony, where you can watch as the sun sets over the city skyline. The kitchen is well equipped for meals at home with a central island bench and large dining table. Comfortable sofa seating fronts a flat-screen smart TV with fibre-connected NBN Wi-Fi, catering to your evening entertainment. Air conditioning downstairs keeps you cool year-round. There are two bedrooms located upstairs, each with a queen-sized bed, ceiling fan and built-in wardrobes for storing your belongings. The master benefits from an immaculately presented ensuite bathroom, while the main bathroom creates privacy for those travelling in a group. Both are appointed with a generous rain shower, toilet and mirrored vanity. Guests will also have access to a Euro-style laundry with a state-of-the-art washing machine, dryer and separate basin. There is secure underground parking available for one car and lift access to the apartment.

The historic harbourside suburb of Woolloomooloo is today known for its excellent dining and creative precinct. Its famous Finger Wharf is one of the world’s longest timber wharves and is lined with notable restaurants such as Otto and China Doll. From Woolloomooloo you can walk through the Botanic Gardens to Circular Quay and the CBD, while the suburb is also connected via an urban stairway to the neighbourhood of Potts Point. Don’t miss a bite from institutional pie cart Harry’s Café de Wheels. Check out Artspace, which showcases an ever-changing exhibition of contemporary art.