1402/568 Oxford Street

Suspended high above the harbour city on level 14 of The Archibald, this luxurious north-east corner apartment commands a cinematic panorama stretching from Botany Bay and the Blue Mountains across Sydney's iconic cityscape. Walls of glass frame the ever-changing outlook with northerly sunshine and dramatic skies providing a striking backdrop from sunrise to sunset. Inspired by the enduring glamour of Manhattan's Art Deco skyscrapers, the sunlit apartment pairs herringbone parquet floors with rich marble finishes and refined detailing to create a mood of timeless sophistication. Designed by acclaimed architects KannFinch and Urban Possible, The Archibald makes a striking architectural statement in a gateway location between the city and Bondi Beach, bringing New York-style elegance to the heart of Bondi Junction. Opposite Westfield's premier retail precinct, the landmark building offers level lift access to secure parking and beautifully landscaped common gardens. With world-class shopping, dining, entertainment and transport at the doorstep, this is elevated urban living in every sense. - Prestige building, built by Parkview Group - Stylish security foyer with a concierge - Level 14 with secure level access, 2 lifts - NE corner with a captivating panorama - Harbour Bridge and Opera House views - Herringbone Oak floors and ducted air - 2 beds with built-ins and harbour views - Streamlined Smeg-appointed gas kitchen - Deep breakfast bar with a waterfall edge - Sun-drenched open plan living and dining - Balcony with city views and dual access - Luxurious bathrooms with Parisi tapware - Separate internal laundry, ducted air - Secure undercover parking and storage - Landscaped gardens with a bbq terrace - Steps to world-class shopping and dining - 300m to the station, mins to Bondi Beach Disclaimer: All information contained herein, including the description, floor plan, and images, is gathered from reliable sources. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy; however, we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their inquiries.