76/68 Sir John Young Crescent, Woolloomooloo, NSW 2011

Claiming a coveted parkside position atop the appropriately named 'Luxe' building, this house-proportioned penthouse seamlessly blends lavish indoor/outdoor living with an extraordinary backdrop of the Sydney skyline. Overlooking the lush greenery of The Domain framed by St Mary's Cathedral, and complemented by a dedicated concierge entry, this residence offers the absolute pinnacle of inner-city style and convenience.

Property Features:
-	Tightly-held building designed by Marchese Partners, featuring front desk concierge service
-	Bright, airy open-plan design wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass
-	Extensive outdoor terraces, with the main terrace presenting front-row city skyline views
-	Desirable north-facing orientation maximizes natural light and captures a glimpse of the harbour
-	Intimate cityscape perspectives offering a captivating panorama around the clock
-	Italian Snaidero cabinetry, premium ceramic surfaces, and high-end Bora/Liebherr appliances
-	Three double-sized bedrooms include a main with walk-in robe and ensuite
-	King-sized master retreat on the entry level with direct balcony access
-	Side-by-side secure parking spaces paired with a generous storage cage

Location Benefits:
-	Short walk to the Art Gallery of NSW, Finger Wharf dining, and elite CBD shopping


Internal Area: 178 sqm approx.

Total Area: 216 sqm approx.


Please be aware that open home times are subject to change at short notice. Please check the listing on the day of the inspection to confirm the scheduled time.


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