922/301 Botany Road, Zetland NSW 2017

Situated in the famous "Infinity" by Crown Group, an architectural icon in the heart of Sydney, this magnificent and luxury near new 3 bedroom plus study apartment represents state of art finishes, spacious floorplan, uninterrupted city views and a desirable convenient lifestyle.

This one of a kind designer apartment uses premium penthouse finishes and enjoys natural light, expansive living spaces and world class facilities. It is on the doorstep of the civic plaza, the Green Square Library, Gunyama Park Aquatic & Recreation Centre, childcare centre and open spaces.

If imagination, innovation and individuality is what you cherish, this residence will await you to call it home! DO NOT miss this rare opportunity and come inspect today.

-Designed by Koichi Takada Architects, only 2 years young
- Expansive, wide and open district panoramas on level 9
- Luxury light filled interiors, spacious open plan living & dining.
- Floor to ceiling walls of double glaze glass seamless flows to a big balcony.
- Chef's kitchen with marble benchtop, gas kitchen, Miele appliances, soft close drawers and LED lighting under overhead cupboards
- Large bedrooms with high end built-in robes, two with access to the balcony
- Huge deluxe ensuite with a luxury freestanding bathtub
- Security access, video intercom and onsite building manager
- Internal laundry, ducted air conditioning, energy efficient lighting and climate control,
-Crown's signature Resort-style amenities: heated pool, spa and sauna, Landscaped rooftop gardens, gymnasium, private music room with baby grand piano, communal function room with kitchen facilities, meeting room, kids' playroom and cinema

Internal: 117sqm
Car space + storage : 16sqm
Total on title:133 sqm

Outgoings:
- Strata rate: $1,677 per quarter
- Council rate: $434.74per quarter
- Water rate: $209 per quarter ( approx.)

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