204/42 Cumberland Street, The Rocks

Visionary design, awe-inspiring views and exceptional craftsmanship combine to deliver the ultimate in luxurious urban living in this harbourside residence in the iconic Sirius in the cultural heart of Sydney. A shining new tribute to sustainable urban redevelopment in one of Australia's most significant addresses, Sirius Sydney Harbour was conceived by architects BVN and built by Richard Crookes Constructions with a no-expense-spared approach to luxury living that pays tribute to the past while lighting the way to the future and heralding the growth of this historic foreshore precinct. Set against a captivating backdrop of sweeping views over the world's most beautiful harbour, the pod-style apartment's interiors showcase the award-winning talents of London-based Kelly Hoppen Interiors with warm tones of European Oak, Arabescato and Elba marbles, and bronzed metal fixtures that are both timeless and worldly. A rare opportunity to live right on the harbour, the pod-style apartment is clad in copper and glass with five-star facilities reminiscent of the prestige buildings on New York's Upper East Side but with views that are distinctly Sydney. Alongside the revival of the building, a new thoroughfare links Sirius to the waterfront with everything from fine dining and art galleries to historic pubs and shopping arcades footsteps from the door. Luxurious security entry with conciergeViews over the harbour out to ManlySpacious bedrooms with custom built-insEuropean Oak floors and picture windowsEntertainer's kitchen with marble islandWolf oven, innovative PITT gas cooktopMiele dishwasher, Liebherr fridge/freezerGlass-fronted open plan living and diningCopper-clad balcony with a harbour vistaCustom joinery, ambient lighting schemes2 Elba marble bathrooms, heated floorsSolid marble vanities and bronze tapwareMiele-appointed laundry, ducted airWellness hub with a fully equipped gymHeated lap pool, sauna and chillout zonesResidents' lounge with an alfresco terraceStroll to cafes, galleries and weekly markets400m to the Museum of Contemporary ArtWalk to Circular Quay and Martin Place