304/29 Commonwealth Street Sydney NSW

Positioned right on the fringe of Surry Hills and the vibrant Sydney CBD, this address delivers an unbeatable lifestyle of convenience and connectivity. Surrounded by some of Sydney’s dining, café and fashion precincts, and just moments from green open spaces like Hyde Park and cultural hubs including Chinatown, residents will enjoy a dynamic inner-city lifestyle with everything at their doorstep. Smartly presented and supremely well-appointed throughout, this stylish executive apartment is set within the acclaimed The Common. Designed for comfort and functionality, it offers quality finishes, excellent natural light, and a strong sense of privacy. Ideal for young professionals or savvy investors, this residence represents a superb low-maintenance opportunity in a tightly held city-fringe location. Property features: – Generous open plan living and dining area with quality timber floorboards – Oversized double bedroom with customised built-in robe and integrated study desk – Sleek modern kitchen featuring stone benchtops and Blanco appliances – Well-appointed bathroom with contemporary finishes – Internal laundry for added convenience Building & location highlights: – Exclusive rooftop recreation deck with swimming pool, BBQ area and sweeping city views – Positioned within a secure, architecturally designed building – Set in the heart of Surry Hills’ vibrant café, dining and boutique shopping precinct – Easy walking distance to Hyde Park, Chinatown and Sydney CBD Offering outstanding lifestyle appeal with minimal upkeep, this quality apartment is equally suited to downsizers seeking simplicity without compromise, as well as investors pursuing strong and consistent rental returns. A rare opportunity to secure a premium city-fringe residence in one of Sydney’s most desirable locations. Lease details: – Available from 22/06/2026 – Furnished apartment Disclaimer: We have obtained all information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make independent inquiries about the accuracy of the information provided.