18D/2 Watermans Quay Barangaroo, NSW 2000

Positioned high on Level 18 of One Sydney Harbour, this refined three-bedroom residence presents an exceptional opportunity within Sydney's most prestigious waterfront address. Masterfully designed by Renzo Piano in collaboration with Lendlease, the home commands sweeping views across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Watermans Cove and the city skyline.
Spanning approximately 159sqm of internal living, the residence balances architectural precision with understated luxury in the heart of Barangaroo.

Highlights
• Panoramic Harbour Outlook
Elevated, uninterrupted views across the Harbour Bridge, Watermans Cove and Sydney's glittering skyline from expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing.
• Sophisticated Interiors
Curated by State of Craft, featuring French oak flooring, high ceilings and seamless indoor-outdoor flow to a wintergarden designed for year-round entertaining.
• Three Generous Bedrooms
Well-proportioned accommodation with built-in robes. The master retreat offers a walk-in robe, elegant ensuite and captivating harbour views.
• Designer Kitchen
Equipped with premium Miele appliances, Italian marble benchtops, integrated French-door refrigeration and a statement island bench.
• Resort-Calibre Amenities
Residents enjoy exclusive access to a fully equipped fitness centre, indoor heated pool, harbourfront outdoor pool, spa, steam room and 24-hour concierge.
• Unmatched Location
Moments to Crown Sydney, a short stroll to King Street Wharf, with direct access to Barangaroo Park and the Metro, placing the very best of Sydney at your doorstep.
• Additional Features
Double secure parking, separate storage, smart home lighting and secure building access.

A rare offering within one of Australia's most iconic residential towers - combining architectural pedigree, world-class amenity and breathtaking harbour views.

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