2006/185-211 Liverpool Street, Sydney
DECEASED ESTATE - PRESTIGIOUS HYDE PARK LIVING WITH ICONIC CITY & HARBOUR VIEWS
Set high on the 20th floor of the renowned Connaught building, this sophisticated residence captures postcard-perfect views across Hyde Park, the city skyline, and beyond to the harbour. With a prized north-facing aspect, generous proportions, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow to a full-length balcony, this apartment delivers the ultimate urban lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to the luxurious rooftop spa and pool, while being just footsteps from Oxford Street, Darlinghurst, and Surry Hills’ vibrant dining and entertainment.
Opposite Hyde Park in the sought-after Connaught buildingFloor-to-ceiling windows with abundant natural light and sweeping viewsExpansive living and dining flowing onto large entertainer’s balconyWell-sized kitchen with potential to add valueTwo spacious double bedrooms with built-in robesMain bedroom with ensuite bathroomTwo oversized bathrooms in totalSecure undercover car spaceDucted air conditioning, internal laundry, and ample storageIntercom entry, 24-hour concierge, plus rooftop pool and spa
Property Information
- Council Rates $322.20/quarter
- Water Rates $179.94/quarter
Property Features
- Uncovered Carspaces 1
Auction Date
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Wednesday 8th October
5:30pm
On Site
Sydney
Cosmopolitan, vibrant and multicultural, the City of Sydney is made up of a pastiche of precincts each with its own unique character. Situated at the very heart of Sydney is the Central Business District (CBD), the city's financial hub incorporating major financial institutions, five-star hotels, entertainment venues and a number of international designer stores such as Chanel.
The gateway to the city is vibrant Circular Quay, where ferries meander past our two most iconic attractions, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, along with the internationally renowned Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA).
The neighbouring historic Rocks precinct is the original site of convict settlement in Australia and is now home to some top restaurants and popular weekend markets. The modern harbourside boardwalks of Darling Harbour and Cockle Bay incorporate IMAX Cinema, the Powerhouse Museum, The Star ,nightclubs, restaurants and exhibition venues.
The Walsh Bay redevelopment is one of the largest urban renewal undertakings in Australia, with this once-forgotten wharf area revitalised as a lively mix of apartments, cultural attractions such as the new Sydney Theatre Company, commercial and retail.
At the western end of the city, Chinatown is a feast for the senses, brimming with authentic restaurants, eclectic shops and bustling Paddy's Markets.
Over the past decade, the city has seen a marked increase in residential development, and ultramodern commercial high rises such as Chifley Tower now sit side by side with exclusive residential towers such as Renzo Piano's Aurora Place and the controversial Opera House neighbour, Bennelong Apartments, colloquially known as 'The Toaster'.
Suburb Features
Education
- International Grammar School
- Julian Ashton Art School
- Macquarie Grammar School
- St Andrews Cathedral School
- Sydney Technical College
- The University of Sydney
- Ultimo College-TAFE
- Ultimo Public School
- University of Technology, Sydney
Recreation
- Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool
- Capitol Theatre
- Chinese Garden of Friendship
- Cook + Phillip Park Aquatic and Fitness Centre
- Hyde Park
- Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre
- Museum of Contemporary Art
- Observatory Hill Park
- Prince Alfred Park Pool & Tennis Centre
- Pyrmont Bay Park
- Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
- Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb
- Sydney Opera House - Performing Arts Centre
- Sydney Theatre & Dance Companies
- Tumbalong Park
- Victoria Park Pool
- Wentworth Park
Restaurants
- Aria Restaurant Sydney
- Bentley Restaurant + Bar
- Cafe Sydney
- China Lane
- Mamak (Haymarket)
- Mr. Wong
- Restaurant Hubert
- Rockpool Bar & Grill
- Spice Temple
- Tetsuya's Restaurant
