Luxury Apartment with Big East Facing Balcony Short Walk to Central Station

What you can expect !!!

Modern 2BR/2BA apartment in Surry Hills with a large east-facing balcony for sunny breakfasts and breezy evenings. Central A/C + heating, fast Wi-Fi, Nespresso, full kitchen, fridge and in-unit washer/dryer. Two bathrooms make group stays easy. Reserved secure basement parking included. Walk ~5 mins to Central Station, ~3 mins to Prince Alfred Park, and ~6 mins to Surry Hills Light Rail. Close to cafés, dining and the CBD fringe—great for two couples, small families, or work trips.


What you will see inside !!

Step inside to a bright, modern apartment designed for easy city living and effortless downtime.

As you enter, you’ll walk into an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass. Natural light pours in all day, and the outlook immediately sets the tone: leafy surrounds, city skyline, and that “Sydney” feel the moment you arrive.

To your right is the living zone—clean lines, a comfortable sofa, and a relaxed setup for streaming your favourite shows or winding down after a day out with some board games. Just beyond, the dining area is set for four - six with a beautiful round table—perfect for a slow breakfast, takeaway feasts, or a proper dinner at home.

Keep moving and you’ll find the kitchen: sleek, contemporary, and fully equipped with Miele appliances for real cooking (not just “reheating”). There’s plenty of bench space, quality appliances, and thoughtful touches that make longer stays easy. You’ll also spot a dedicated coffee/tea station—ideal for a quick espresso before heading out.

Now for the star of the home: step through the sliding doors onto the generous balcony. This is where mornings start right—coffee in hand, sky overhead, and sweeping views that stretch toward the city (including a clear skyline outlook). There’s outdoor seating so you can dine al fresco, sip wine at sunset, or simply take in the breeze above the streets while watching the stars

Back inside, a separate work nook gives you a calm, practical space for emails or laptop time—great for business travellers or anyone mixing work and play.

When it’s time to sleep, the bedroom is tucked away behind a sliding door for privacy. It’s a peaceful, hotel-style space with a comfortable bed and soft styling—made for deep rest after busy Sydney days.

The bathroom is crisp and modern with luxe, marble-style finishes, a large walk-in shower, and a clean, minimalist feel—spa-like and easy to use.

Finally, the apartment includes a dedicated laundry area with washer/dryer setup, so you can pack lighter and stay longer without hassle.

The apartment also has a reserved indoor basement parking with access through the back of the building via your key card ( This is very rare in the inner city )

In short: a light-filled, design-forward apartment with a true indoor–outdoor flow, a balcony made for skyline moments, and all the practical comforts (workspace + laundry + proper kitchen) that make a stay feel effortless.

Neighbourhood: Surry Hills (517 Elizabeth St)
Surry Hills is Sydney’s favourite “locals’ suburb” — creative, walkable and packed with great food, small bars, independent boutiques and that classic terrace-house charm. You’re right on the edge of the city, so you get the buzz of an inner-city hub with the feel of a neighbourhood you can actually explore on foot.

On your doorstep

Central Station is moments away, making airport trips and day trips ridiculously easy (trains, buses and light rail connections).

Crown Street & surrounds: the heart of Surry Hills dining and café culture — brunch spots, wine bars and “try something new tonight” restaurants everywhere you turn.

Green space + culture
Start your morning with a stroll or picnic at Prince Alfred Park, a big inner-city green space near Central with an iconic outdoor pool.
For a night out that isn’t just dinner, you’re close to Belvoir St Theatre, one of Australia’s best-known theatre venues, right here in Surry Hills.

Art lovers’ bonus
Surry Hills is home to the Brett Whiteley Studio (note: it’s been undergoing upgrades and is scheduled to reopen in 2026).