‘World’s finest apartment’ will set you back $4m

This inner Sydney home has done the rounds of all the fashion and design mags and has been nominated as one of the ‘world’s finest apartments’. It’s now for sale for $4m.

‘The world’s finest apartment’.

A Surry Hills apartment which has done the rounds of luxury design magazines – and even found itself in a coffee table book titled World’s Finest Apartments – has just hit the market with Maclay Longhurst of Sydney Sotheby’s International Realty.

Set for a June 24 auction, the property’s price guide is sitting at $4m after last trading as a shell in 2020 for $2.75m.

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1 / 46-54 Foster Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010

Created by architects Alexander & Co and inspired by Brancusi’s Studio space in Paris, the three-bedroom residence at 1/46-54 Foster St, Surry Hills, in a former commercial warehouse at 46-54 Foster St has also graced the pages of other style-savvy publications including Vogue Living, Est Living, House & Garden, Belle, Art/Edit and Denizen.

The whole-floor New York-style loft apartment covers a 214sq m triangular-shaped footprint and features high ceilings, huge windows, open plan living areas, a Smeg kitchen with a hidden wine fridge, two marble bathrooms, bespoke luxury finishes and a full-height pivot front door.

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The apartment sits in this building.

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“The ultimate in New York style warehouse living, this 214 sqm entire floor apartment has been reimagined by Alexander & Co into a contemporary urban oasis with magnificent design inspired by the sculptural language of Brancusi’s workshop,” the listing for the home reads.

“Featured in Vogue Living, Est Living, House & Garden, Belle, Art/Edit, Denizen magazines & luxury publication World’s finest apartments, this residence impresses with its grand scale, soaring ceilings, subtle curves and huge windows bringing natural light into elegant interiors on Level 1 of a former industrial building in downtown Surry Hills.

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One of the two bathrooms.

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