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This one-bedroom apartment offers a peaceful retreat in one of Sydney’s most historic and picturesque neighbourhoods. Set just behind the Harbour Bridge and moments from Circular Quay, it places you quietly in the heart of The Rocks — where heritage laneways, harbourside walks and iconic landmarks come together.



The apartment is set on the 12th floor of a well-regarded residential building and has been thoughtfully updated to reflect a clean, modern aesthetic. Large windows frame views over the city with glimpses of the harbour, while the soft palette and generous proportions create a sense of calm from the moment you walk in.



The living space is light-filled and open, with a comfortable lounge area, a smart TV, and a dining table for four. A queen-size sofa bed offers flexibility for an extra guest if needed. The full kitchen includes an electric oven, stovetop, microwave, coffee machine, milk warmer and dishwasher, with all cookware and crockery provided.



The bedroom is quiet and tastefully furnished, with a queen-size bed, built-in robes, smart TV, and blackout blinds to ensure a good night’s sleep. The bathroom features granite finishes and includes both a bath and a shower. There’s also a dedicated laundry with a washer, dryer, iron, and board — convenient for longer stays.



Guests have access to the 23rd-floor recreation deck, which includes a Roman-style heated indoor pool, spa, sauna, gym, and outdoor sundeck. The views across Sydney Harbour from here — including the Opera House and Harbour Bridge — are some of the most memorable in the city.



Breakfasts and dinner are available at the quiet onsite bistro and bar on the mezzanine level. The building also offers optional paid parking through Wilson Parking, and can be accessed via either the main Gloucester Street entrance or a discreet side entrance via lift at 111 Harrington Street.



This is a well-positioned, comfortable space for travellers seeking a slower pace, whether visiting Sydney for work, rest or something in between. The apartment is a short walk to the ferry terminal, Opera House, Botanic Gardens, Circular Quay train station and the Barangaroo foreshore. All linen and towels are provided, the space is fully air-conditioned and heated, and WiFi is included.



It’s not a hotel — it’s something quieter and more personal. A base to explore Sydney from, and a place to come home to at the end of the day.



Neighbourhood Guide: The Rocks



The Rocks is Sydney's historic heart - a cobblestoned, sandstone-lined precinct at the foot of the Harbour Bridge. Once a rough working waterfront and sailor's quarter, it's now one of the city's most atmospheric and culturally rich neighbourhoods, where colonial architecture, harbourside dining and art galleries converge.



Dining & cafes: The Rocks has extraordinary dining. Historic pubs like The Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel and Hero of Waterloo date back to the 1840s and still serve excellent food. Campbells Cove and Circular Quay deliver waterfront seafood and modern Australian dining with Opera House views. The MCA Cafe, Orient Hotel, and countless laneway restaurants offer everything from French and Italian to Japanese and modern Australian. Specialty coffee roasters and bakeries fill the cobblestoned lanes. The weekly Rocks Markets include food stalls and artisan goods.



Transport & access: Circular Quay station is a short walk, linking to every Sydney Trains line. Circular Quay is the city's main ferry terminal - services reach Manly, Taronga Zoo, Watsons Bay, Darling Harbour, Parramatta and the Inner West. Light rail at Circular Quay connects to Central and beyond. The Sydney Metro at Barangaroo is also a short walk. Everything in the city is within 15 minutes.



Attractions & things to do: The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb and pedestrian walkway start here. Museum of Contemporary Art is one of Australia's premier galleries. The Rocks Discovery Museum, Susannah Place Museum and Campbells Stores offer rich history. Observatory Hill has panoramic harbour views and the Sydney Observatory. The Rocks Markets run every weekend, featuring art, food and live music. The Sydney Opera House is a 10-minute walk.



Shopping & daily essentials: The Rocks Centre and Argyle Street have boutiques, galleries and souvenir stores. A small IGA covers groceries; Woolworths Metro at Circular Quay and the Wynyard Woolworths are short walks. Pharmacies, banks and medical centres are close in the CBD. The weekly markets add artisan goods and gourmet food. Staying in The Rocks puts Sydney's most iconic sights at your doorstep.



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