Set in a prized mid city location, this apartment places you right in the centre of it all. From here, the best of Sydney unfolds in every direction – stroll to World Square for your daily essentials, enjoy a morning coffee on bustling George Street, or take an easy walk to Darling Harbour, Hyde Park, or the QVB. With transport connections, dining options, and entertainment hubs all just moments away, every corner of the CBD is within effortless reach.

Step inside and discover a residence that balances character and comfort. The open plan lounge and dining area flows seamlessly to a balcony overlooking lively Liverpool Street, creating the perfect space to unwind or entertain. The charming archway leading to the bedroom wing adds a touch of architectural elegance, while the thoughtful layout ensures privacy and practicality throughout.

Key Features:
– Light filled open plan living and dining area opening to a covered balcony with Liverpool Street outlook
– Classic U shaped kitchen with generous bench space and ample storage
– Queen sized bedrooms with built in robes, master bedroom complete with ensuite
– Elegant archway design feature adding charm and separation of space
– Main bathroom with separate shower and bathtub, internal laundry w dryer
– Secure car space, lift access
– Situated in the renowned Waldorf Apartments complex
– Easy access to World Square shopping precinct with Coles, dining, and specialty stores
– Walking distance to Pitt Street Mall, QVB, Chinatown, Darling Square, Hyde Park, and Circular Quay
– Easy access to light rail, buses, and Central Station. 7 mins walk (500metre) to the new Gaidal Metro Station

Whether you’re seeking a stylish city apartment or a strong investment in a high demand location, this apartment delivers on all fronts. Enjoy the energy of Sydney’s CBD right at your doorstep – where every convenience and experience is just a lift ride away.

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