Discover the epitome of luxury living at BLUE, where the azure waters of the harbour meet the expanse of the sky. Ready to move in. Nestled in the heart of Lavender Bay, these stunning apartments redefine waterfront living, offering an unparalleled view of the iconic bridge that graces Sydney’s skyline. 2 bedrooms, north aspect $1.69 million and $7.5 million for luxury 3 bedroom, with panoramic Harbour Bridge and Barangaroo views. Overlooking Lavender Bay.
Captivating Views at Every Turn
Imagine waking up to a canvas of cerulean waters and the world-renowned Sydney Harbour Bridge. With floor-to-ceiling windows, your new home at BLUE transforms into a living masterpiece, capturing the shimmering waves by day and the mesmerising city lights by night. No matter where you look, blue will be the hue that greets you in this exclusive haven.
Crafted for Discerning Tastes
Developed by the esteemed Aqualand and meticulously designed by the visionary PTW Architects, BLUE offers more than a home-it’s an embodiment of sophistication and elegance. Every detail has been carefully curated to complement the natural beauty of the surroundings while providing the utmost in modern comfort. From sleek interiors to top-of-the-line amenities, your every desire is exceeded at BLUE.
A Coveted Address, A Limited Opportunity
BLUE at Lavender Bay is more than an apartment; it’s an invitation to be part of an elite community. Don’t miss your chance to secure a place in the most sought-after address north of the harbour. This is a rare opportunity to experience life in its purest form, where the world’s most famous bridge becomes your personal backdrop and the tranquil waters your daily inspiration.
Seize the Moment
This is your moment to embrace luxury, style, and the art of living well. Don’t let this once-in-a-lifetime experience slip through your fingers. Enquire now to secure your place at BLUE and make Sydney’s harbour your eternal playground.
Contact us today and be prepared to paint your life in shades of blue at BLUE in Lavender Bay.
