Highly anticipated Kurraba Residences sets out the welcome mat
A once-in-a-lifetime residential development, the ultra-luxurious build is set to become a landmark on the lower North Shore.
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With ringside views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge rising out of our silvery harbour, the elegant mini-peninsula that is Kurraba Point has been one of the most coveted postcodes in Sydney since it declared its sovereignty from Neutral Bay in 2010.
Sitting directly across the water from the Royal Botanic Garden, Kurraba Point is blessed with harbour frontage to the west facing Neutral Bay, to the south with views over Fort Denison to Garden Island and to the east overlooking Shell Cove and Cremorne Point.
The recently completed architectural masterpiece Kurraba Residences has been carefully curated to sit comfortably with the interwar apartment blocks and curvaceous facades of other art deco buildings along the point.
The fluted bricks are laid specifically to absorb, rather than deflect, light as the sun shifts across the south-facing bow of the property.
Designed by the multi-award winning architectural firm SJB and built by Richard Crooke, the $170 million residential project houses 24 luxury apartments, with 21 residences sold to date. The Residences also includes three exclusive, world class penthouses – The Kurraba, The Kirribilli and The Balmoral – which rank among the most exquisite properties ever created on one of the most celebrated harbourfront locations in Sydney.
“Super-penthouse”, the titular Kurraba, is a four-bedroom, four-ensuite home that includes a gym, steam room, wine cellar, butler’s pantry, several living rooms, a swimming pool and a private rooftop garden that’s said to be one of the largest in Sydney.
Below, the other luxury apartments boast a comfortable set of three or four bedrooms, high ceilings, expansive windows and open floor plans, creating a sense of spaciousness and elegance. Each apartment has also been fitted with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances as well as glazed marble surfaces.
The communal spaces at Kurraba Residences are an extension of each home, designed to offer a sophisticated backdrop for socialising, and the building has its own concierge service.
Just next door is Kurraba Point Reserve, a shady grove with sprawling lawns and 1930s stonework, and a little further down the path is a hidden community garden.
Neighbouring suburbs are an eclectic mix of cafes, grocers, restaurants, excellent schools and leafy streets.
Just minutes away from the heart of Sydney’s CBD, it is also just a five-minute walk from the Kurraba Point ferry wharf, offering easy and swift access to neighbouring waterfront suburbs and the entertainment and dining riches of Circular Quay and the CBD.
Kurraba Residences not only represents the pinnacle of luxury living in Sydney but also embodies Third.i’s commitment to creating a harmonious sanctuary for its residents and delivering on an iconic legacy project that will be enjoyed by generations to come.
Reserve your front row seat on Sydney Harbour. To secure your private appointment to view these exclusive harbour homes, please get in touch today.
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