A101/26 Cross Street, Double Bay, NSW 2028

Idyllically located for a lifestyle of cosmopolitan convenience, this luxe two-bedroom apartment presents a private sanctuary in the highly desirable 1788 complex. Greeted by a solid floor-to-ceiling timber veneer door, the stylish interiors await with an abundance of superb materials, burnished bronze elements, perfectly integrated with stone, timber, tinted glass, and uncompromising joinery, creating a warm atmosphere infused with sophistication and indulgence. This enviably stylish apartment is designed for function, offering a north-facing open-plan living, dining and luxurious kitchen, featuring Subzero Fridge, Wolf Appliances, seamlessly flowing to a private covered entertainer's terrace with tree-lined outlooks over the Intercontinental Hotel. The evening presents a picturesque vista of fairy lights along Cross Street. The palatial main suite features an oversized wardrobe and dressing room, exquisitely appointed ensuite and second terrace, ideal for a morning coffee. The second bedroom offers a built-in robe and a separate bathroom. The property is situated in the heart of the Double Bay village, close to celebrated eateries such as Margaret, Tanuki and Next Door and only a two-minute walk from the18 Footers and Double Bay Beach.

Property Features:

- Level lift access from street and secure parking

- Secure Complex, full-time Building Manager

- Keyless entry, smart home system, integrated lighting, sound, and A/C

- External terraces and garden with lighting and irrigation

- Spacious bedrooms with luxe joinery, Italian linen curtains & abundant storage

- Bedrooms feature veneer islands with concealed TVs

- Generous open-plan living flows to entertainers' terrace

- Heated flooring and towel racks in bathrooms

- High-end kitchen, Subzero fridge, Wolf appliances

- Beautiful interiors include marble, stone, timber, veneer, tinted glass & impeccable joinery

- Lifestyle living & amenities right at your doorstep

In conjunction with

Richardson & Wrench Double Bay

James Dunn