This chic contemporary apartment has just been listed and probably the only one with availability for December, It features a fresh open design with striking light-filled interiors wrapping around a central deck. Sit back and survey the scene below or step-out to enjoy one of Sydney's most vibrant dining, shopping and entertainment districts.

A double bedroom with large mirrored built-ins and access to deck.
Very comfortable sofa bed for 2.
Striking open plan living and dining room, generous covered deck
Internal laundry - washing machine and dryer
Sleek stainless steel kitchen
Smeg oven, gas cooktop, Fisher & Paykel drawer dishwasher, microwave
All linen provided
ADSL in building, lot's of internet cafe, supermarket around the corner
Ipod connector, DVD player, TV, stereo + CD and DVD.
All luxury

This apartment is unique, stunning and on Crown Street, 100 meters from Oxford Street. You have the beach 15 minutes away, the city 10 minutes walk, the Gay Sydney on your left with all its clubs, restaurants and cafes and the beautiful boutiques, the funky designer of Surry Hills with the most innovative shops/boutiques ( Aero, Matt Black, L.A. design, Chee soon & Fitzerald just to name a few).

01.10.09 - 21.02.10 = $1,200 per week
or $200/night (minimum 3 nights)
21.02.10 - 08.03.10 Mardi-Gras
= $1,500/week (1 week minimum)
09.03.10 - 01.10.10= $1,100.00 week
or $180/night (minimum 3 nights)

If you would like to rent this apartment long term (one to six months) contact Marie for a better price.

Surry Hills is a fun and relax place to be. You will come across young families from all around the world strolling down the street, old emigrants sitting on their front porches, busy young achievers with the inevitable briefcase and cafes that serve the ‘best cafe’ in the world. Young chefs have moved since 2006 and you can try them all. The Marquee, a French restaurant 2 min from the apartment will amaze you, you could try Assiette, another French one, Tabou, Foveaux restaurant or you can eat at the Bentley, or at Bill Granger or Kylie Wong. You've got grocers, delis, and florists. If you are not so loaded you can eat Thai food for $7.00, Indian for $10, a delicious kebab from the old Turks, there is an extraordinary range of eateries here – from tiny Lebanese takeaways to upmarket Modern Australian restaurants and some excellent pub dining rooms, such as the Dolphin, the Clock, the Hopetoun, offering meals at very reasonable prices. Oxford, Riley, Albion and Bourke Streets also feature many places to eat, including some good Asian and Italian establishments.

Surry Hills is one of Sydney's oldest suburbs. It is a colourful and diverse suburb, with well known art galleries; some of the city best antiques shop dealers and fashion and rag trade outlets. The main Surry Hills shopping strip is Crown Street, popular for its offbeat clothing, homewares, bookshops and food store. Enjoy an evening of quiet contemplation at a Himalayan restaurant or visit the Shannon Reserve on the first saturday of the month for clothing, gifts, books and bric-a-brac. If you love art enjoy discovering Brett Whiteley's studio in Raper Street. This old factory was the artist's home and studio prior to his death in June 1992. It houses a selection of paintings of this renowned modern Australian painter. Or visit the Nicholson Museum with it's impressive display of Greek, Assyrian, Egyptian and Near Eastern antiquities. Go to the legendary Belvoir Theatre or the Street Market on Crown Street each month.

Wander down Crown Street on a Saturday morning and it has to be one of the most vibrant streetscapes in Sydney. Behind busy Crow Street explore the quaint streets full of restored terraces with the odd architecturally designed new home adding a visual surprise to the streetscape.

Check-In: 2:00:PM   |   Check-Out: 10:00:AM