1002/28 Harbour Street Sydney, NSW 2000

Perched high above the city, this exceptional 163sqm three-bedroom apartment enjoys a serene outlook over water and gardens, nestled within the vibrant heart of Sydney's entertainment district. Directly opposite Darling Harbour and mere steps from Chinatown, Town Hall Station, and an array of dining and shopping options, it offers both tranquility and cosmopolitan convenience.

Bathed in northern sunlight and capturing panoramic views spanning the Chinese Garden, Darling Harbour, and the CBD skyline, this rare three-bathroom residence is a haven of space and light rarely found in the city.

Inside, elegant flooring flows throughout an intelligent layout:

• A private entry hall opens to a generous semi-circular living room with floor-to-ceiling glass, perfect for a lounge, piano, or study
• Three spacious bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes; two feature ensuites
• Three beautifully updated marble bathrooms with frameless shower screens
• A generous kitchen with stone benchtops, Miele appliances, and gas cooking
• Fully fitted laundry, zoned ducted air-conditioning, and two balconies

Resort-style amenities enhance the luxury lifestyle, including a rooftop pool, spa, BBQ area, function room with terrace, sauna, steam room, and gym. Security is assured with 24-hour concierge, secure access, an alarm system, and a separately titled car space.

Positioned within the coveted Harbour Garden Tower, this is a unique opportunity to enjoy expansive, sun-filled living in one of Sydney's most sought-after locations-just moments from Paddy's Markets, World Square, Hyde Park, and all the city has to offer.

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