2910/393 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000

Perfectly positioned high on Level 29 of the landmark Hordern Towers, this stunning apartment combines luxury, space and convenience right in the vibrant heart of Sydney CBD. Enjoy panoramic city and skyline views from your private balcony, just steps away from World Square, Town Hall Station, Chinatown, and Darling Harbour.

The open-plan living and dining area offers a sense of modern elegance, complemented by high ceilings and full-height windows. The gourmet kitchen features stone benchtops, quality appliances and ample storage. Both bedrooms are generous, with built-in wardrobes and direct access to the balcony - ideal for relaxing after a busy day in the city.

Residents enjoy access to resort-style facilities, including a heated indoor swimming pool, fully equipped gym, sauna and 24-hour concierge service - providing the ultimate comfort and security.

Key Features:

• Elevated on Level 29 with breathtaking panoramic city views
• Expansive open-plan living and dining with floor-to-ceiling glass
• Modern kitchen with quality appliances and stone finishes
• Two spacious bedrooms with built-ins and balcony access
• Two sleek bathrooms, master with ensuite
• Ducted air conditioning, internal laundry, and secure parking
• Full access to pool, gym, sauna, spa, and concierge
• Prime CBD location - walk to Town Hall, Chinatown, and Darling Harbour

Water rates: $177.93 per quarter (Approx)
Council rates: $335.00 per quarter (Approx)
Strata Levies: $2803.57 per quarter (Approx)

Lifestyle Highlights:
Step outside your door to experience Sydney's best cafés, fine dining, shopping and entertainment - all just moments away. Whether you're a professional seeking unmatched convenience, an investor after a blue-chip address, or a downsizer wanting a vibrant city lifestyle, this luxurious apartment delivers it all.

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