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The Penthouse, Crown Residences, Barangaroo, NSW

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity — take a tour of Barangaroo’s newly completed crowning glory.

By Terry Christodoulou
Thu, Jul 22, 2021 1:42pmGrey Clock 2 min

Crown Residences’ One Barangaroo Penthouse is now complete — confirming its place as Australia’s most exceptional penthouse.

Holding an unparalleled position 245-metres above sea level and just 30-metres from the water’s edge, the two level, 800sqm, 6-bedroom, 6-bathroom, 3-car parking residence is the glimmering, elevated centrepiece of the redeveloped Barangaroo precinct.

Central to the luxury penthouse’s immediate appeal are all-encompassing views — stretching across the harbour to the Blue Mountains and framed by 6.5-metre floor to ceiling windows in the main living area.

The interiors — designed by New York outfit Meyer Davis — take advantage of the lofty, light-filled spaces and feature light European oak flooring throughout, accompanied by plush carpets in the bedrooms.

Elsewhere, the penthouse boasts formal and informal dining areas, a cinema room, home office, gym, wine cellar, stunning feature staircase and private lift.

 

The kitchen sees the decadent combination of Mont Blanc natural quartzite and Belvedere marble imported from Carrara, Italy, and is fitted with a combination of Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. The Butler’s pantry, meanwhile, is fitted with Miele appliances.

The master bedroom is complete with ‘his’ and ‘hers’ dressing areas and an opulent ensuite fitted with twin rain shower, steam room and HansGrohe tapware.

Further heightening the space, the master ensuite is adorned in a combination of Volakas (Thessaloniki, Greece) and Noir St Laurent marble (Xiamen, China) as well as stunning harbour views.

The five remaining bedrooms feature ensuites decorated in Elba Blue marble and Calacatta Cielo stone from Thessaloniki, Greece and Carrara, Italy, respectively.

Adding to the exclusive allure, the penthouse also boasts private plunge pool — the only residence in the building to do so — alongside access to three protected balconies totalling 50sqm.

In addition to the penthouse’s once-in-a-lifetime appeal, residents have access to facilities within Crown Sydney, including both resident’s pool and hotel pools, the Blainey North designed Crown Spa, priority booking and room-service from the complex’s restaurants and bars, valet parking and concierge, access to a state-of-the-art gym and tennis courts and even the option to have bed linen changed daily by housekeeping.

This exclusive sale is being managed by Erin Van Tuil of Knight Frank (+61 409 325 700); offers over $100 million. Knightfrank.com.au



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