703/1 Park Lane
Chippendale, NSW 2008

Overview

703/1 Park Lane, Chippendale NSW 2008

Set within the award-winning Central Park precinct, this sophisticated studio residence in the prestigious Park Lane building offers a stunning open outlook across Chippendale Green and the iconic heritage brewery buildings. The design cleverly maximises space, light, and functionality, providing an exceptional lifestyle opportunity in one of Sydney’s most dynamic and sought-after urban enclaves.

The elegant open plan living and sleeping zone seamlessly extends to a covered alfresco balcony, which is enclosed to capture expansive green vistas and an abundance of natural light. The designer kitchenette features gas cooking and sleek integrated cabinetry, complemented by custom built-in wardrobes that offer streamlined storage solutions.

The luxurious bathroom is finished with floor-to-ceiling tiling and premium fittings, ensuring a high standard of comfort and style. Ducted air conditioning throughout the residence guarantees year-round climate control. Additional features include a secure 2sqm storage cage and an internal laundry for convenience.

The exclusive security building provides lift access and intercom entry, enhancing safety and privacy. Residents also enjoy access to resort-style facilities, including a pool, gym, and beautifully landscaped communal spaces, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere.

Positioned in the heart of Central Park, residents benefit from immediate access to lush parklands, world-class retail at Central Park Mall, and acclaimed dining options along Kensington Street and Spice Alley. The location is highly convenient, being within moments of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), the University of Sydney, Broadway Shopping Centre, and Central Station, offering unrivalled connectivity to the Sydney CBD.

This residence represents a unique opportunity to live in a landmark building within a thriving urban precinct, combining sophisticated design with exceptional amenities and a prime location. Virtual furniture has been used for marketing purposes.

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