Penthouse 902/30 Alfred Street, Milsons Point, North Shore - Lower

A world-class penthouse designed by globally acclaimed Koichi Takada architects. This residential has a signature curve on its external building façade to reflect the natural flow of its harbourside location.

State-of-art penthouse with floor-to-ceiling glass wrapped layout is bathed in light, revealing meticulously crafted interiors that open onto 2 fully encompassing terraces basking in stunning 270-degree view of Sydney Harbour Bridge, Lavender Bay, city and district panoramas. Designed to make the most of every corner aspect, the sophisticated interiors of this penthouse evokes a timeless luxury, with intuitive details providing elegant comfort.

It's set in the heart of Milsons Point, steps to trains, ferries, harbourside parks, elite schools and village shops. It's an excellent opportunity to live alongside the most beautiful harbour in the world.

• Oversized penthouse with a total strata area of 388 sqm.

• Practical house-like layout with formal and informal living areas

• Abundance of natural light from triple aspects – North, East & West.

• Sleek open plan kitchen with marble kitchen island and skylight

• Top of range kitchen appliances including external rangehood, integrated fridge and wine fridge

• A separate butler pantry with additional integrated fridge

• Built-in bar at the informal living area

• Exquisite stone flooring to living areas and timber flooring to all bedrooms.

• Huge balconies perfect for entertaining

• Opulent master bedroom with modern walk-in wardrobe and ensuite

• A family sized pantry with integrated Samsung AirDresser Clothing Care

• Integrated smart home system including motorised curtains, smart toilets, automated projector, ducted air conditioner and Yamaha sounds system.

• 4 secured car space and a storage cage

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