204/38C 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 concierge -Views over the harbour out to Manly -Spacious bedrooms with custom built-ins -European Oak floors and picture windows -Entertainer's kitchen with marble island -Wolf oven, innovative PITT gas cooktop -Miele dishwasher, Liebherr fridge/freezer -Glass-fronted open plan living and dining -Copper-clad balcony with a harbour vista -Custom joinery, ambient lighting schemes -2 Elba marble bathrooms, heated floors -Solid marble vanities and bronze tapware -Miele-appointed laundry, ducted air -Wellness hub with a fully equipped gym -Heated lap pool, sauna and chillout zones -Residents' lounge with an alfresco terrace -Stroll to cafes, galleries and weekly markets -400m to the Museum of Contemporary Art -Walk to Circular Quay and Martin Place