About this listing
- 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom | Sleeps 2
- Ducted Air Conditioning Throughout
- Indoor Pool, Sauna and Gym
- Harbour & City Views
- Private Balcony
What We Love
Perched high above Sydney’s historic waterfront precinct, this apartment is a masterclass in considered urban design. Warm timber floors, dove grey walls, and a carefully curated mix of furnishings set a tone that feels collected rather than decorated from the moment you arrive.
Step inside the door and notice how the living area is anchored by a generous tan channelled leather sofa, an organic sculpted coffee table, and a leather armchair, all oriented toward floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that frame a sweeping harbour and city outlook. Vintage map prints, curated artwork, and an oversized flat screen television complete a space that feels both refined and liveable, while the balcony connection makes the apartment feel far larger than its footprint suggests. The kitchen makes a statement of its own, high gloss black cabinetry against white stone benchtops, fully equipped with an induction stove top, oven, full-sized fridge, and dishwasher for everything from a casual breakfast to a proper dinner spread. The bedroom delivers the same level of finish, dressed in deep navy satin linen on a king sized bed with a slatted timber bedhead and its own direct balcony access. The bathroom, however, is where the apartment truly earns its credentials, floor-to-ceiling Carrara marble wraps every surface, a deep soaking tub sits alongside a separate glass enclosed shower, and a floating vanity with black marble detailing brings it to a standard that rivals the city's finest hotels. An in-unit washing machine and dryer are discreetly tucked away for practicality. Step outside onto the private balcony, furnished with a full outdoor lounge and dining setting, and the harbour opens up before you, the kind of view that makes it genuinely difficult to leave. Residents also enjoy access to the building's concierge, heated indoor pool, shared sauna, and fully equipped gym, rounding out an offering that goes well beyond what most city stays can deliver.
Millers Point sits at the meeting point of history and modernity, threading sandstone laneways into one of Sydney's most coveted harbour edge addresses. The building places you within a short walk of Barangaroo Reserve, The Rocks, Walsh Bay's waterfront dining precinct, and Circular Quay, with the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Museum of Contemporary Art all reachable on foot. It's a rare kind of location , genuinely central, but with a neighbourhood character and quietness that feels a world removed from the CBD noise just minutes away.
Some Fab Features
- Sweeping harbour and city skyline views from the living area and balcony
- Private furnished balcony with full outdoor lounge seating and dining
- Access to building's concierge, heated indoor pool, shared sauna, and fully equipped gym
- King-sized bed
- Ducted air conditioning throughout for year round comfort
- Luxurious full bathroom with Carrara marble, deep soaking tub, and separate glass enclosed shower
- Fully equipped kitchen with induction stove top, oven, full sized fridge, and dishwasher
- Private laundry with washer and dryer
- Large flat screen television with entertainment setup and speaker system
- Warm timber floors and high ceilings throughout
- Channelled tan leather sofa, designer furnishings, and curated eclectic interiors
- Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors connecting living area and bedroom to balcony
- Dining table with seating for four within the apartment
- Highspeed Wi-Fi
- Walking distance to Circular Quay, The Rocks, Walsh Bay, and Barangaroo
Bedding Configuration
- BEDROOM 1: 1 x KING BED
The Neighbourhood
- Millers Point Living: Few Sydney neighbourhoods carry their history as gracefully as Millers Point. Convict built seawalls, hidden cobblestone laneways, and sandstone architecture that has barely changed in 150 years sit comfortably alongside the sleek towers of Barangaroo next door. Wander up to Observatory Park for harbour views that genuinely stop you in your tracks, pay a visit to the Garrison Church, and when the weekend rolls around, follow the locals down to Barangaroo Reserve where markets, food stalls, and waterfront gatherings make it one of the finest Saturday mornings Sydney has to offer.
- Cafés & Dining: The neighbourhood punches well above its size when it comes to eating and drinking. Start the day at Wild Sage, where breakfast is taken seriously, then keep lunch easy with a sandwich from South Dowling Sandwiches or a long, unhurried glass at Casa Del Vino. When evening arrives, Anason on the waterfront is the kind of Turkish dining that earns its reputation so remember to book ahead. The Meat and Wine Co is the right call when appetite takes over, and Cirq rooftop is where the night should end, cocktail in hand, with the harbour spread out below.
- Weekend Markets & Shopping: Saturday mornings in The Rocks have a rhythm all of their own. The markets draw a mix of local artisans, independent food producers, and design makers that reward slow browsing over a coffee. Beyond the markets, the precinct is threaded with heritage buildings housing boutiques, galleries, and speciality shops that feel entirely at odds with the chain-store uniformity found elsewhere in the city, in the best possible way.
- Day Trips: When the apartment has done its job of slowing you down enough to venture further, the options are excellent. The Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk ranks among Sydney's finest half days out, sea cliffs, tidal pools, and Pacific views that make the effort entirely worthwhile. For something quieter, the ferry from Circular Quay to Lavender Bay delivers you to Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden, a remarkable harbour side sanctuary that feels like a private discovery every time you visit.
Getting Around
- Public Transport: Wynyard Station is approximately a 7-minute walk, providing direct train access (T1, T2, T4 and T9 lines) to the CBD, Central Station, the airport, and major suburban connections. Barangaroo Metro Station (M1 line) is roughly a 7-minute walk, and the Circular Quay Light Rail stop is around a 10-minute walk, connecting to Darling Harbour and the inner west. Multiple bus services run directly along Kent Street and surrounding streets, including routes to the CBD, Surry Hills, Bondi, and beyond. Barangaroo Ferry Wharf is around a 10-minute walk, offering scenic harbour ferry connections to Manly, Darling Harbour, and other waterfront destinations.
- Uber: Rideshare services including Uber are readily available throughout Millers Point and the broader CBD, making it quick and easy to get around at any hour.
- Car Share (GoGet): GoGet carshare is active in the Millers Point neighbourhood, with pods on surrounding streets. As this property does not include parking, GoGet is a great option for when you need wheels — book a car by the hour or day via the app, with fuel included. Sign up at goget.com.au.
Part of T&C:
Please note, parties or gatherings are strictly prohibited at this property. L'Abode Accommodation reserves the right to decline bookings if we suspect the property will be misused. Please be considerate of our neighbours and keep noise to a minimum after 10pm. ID verification is required, and a pre-authorisation hold will be placed one day before arrival. A 3.5% merchant fee applies to all credit card transactions.
Thank you for respecting these conditions.
