702/161 Clarence Street

This is a unique and beautifully designed structure that features distinctly in Sydney's skyline. The two, 29-storey, luxurious high-rise residential and hotel towers stand at 88m tall and are clad in soaring curtain walls of glass. World renowned architect Koichi Takada drew his inspiration for the elegant brickwork and steel arched hoops from the curving forms of the iconic Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. Working with the Arc by Crown Group, Hutchies brought to life the vision of the structure, and restored and preserved the historic Skittle Lane linking King Street with Kent Street and Clarence Street. This linkage was an important part of the project, as it provides an alternative pedestrian laneway and boutique entry, giving shared access to the building. The interiors have been designed to complement the masterplan of the building. All aspects provide panoramic views and natural light to deliver warm and inviting living spaces that you'll rarely want to leave. Natural tones and luxurious finishes have been sculptured to provide residents with an elegant foundation to add their own personal touch. State-of-the-art design principals have been used to create stylish kitchens and bathrooms that complement the modern lifestyle. The best in European appliances, designer tapware, polished stone surfaces and bespoke cabinetry ensure the highest quality is upheld. Apartment features include: - Stainless steel European Miele appliances (including dishwasher), stone bench top and mirror splash-back - Soft close drawers and LED strip lighting under overhead cupboards - Built-in wardrobe - Pay TV access and provision for high speed Opticom internet - Tiled & carpet flooring - Ducted air conditioning - Internal laundry with dryer - Storage cage Inspection as advertised or by appointment. DISCLAIMER: We have in preparing this document used our best endeavours to ensure the information contained is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements contained. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained in this document.