Sitting in one of the country’s most desired postcodes, this is one of the most expensive apartment offerings available on Sydney’s market right now.
Completed in the last six months, Eurangi at 134-138 Campbell Parade is a brand new whole-floor penthouse situated directly in front of the world-famous Bondi Beach.
Offered to the market for the first time, it is listed via Sydney Sotheby’s International Realty Double Bay’s Managing Director Michael Pallier and Sales Associate Francis Egan with a price guide of $25m to $27.5m.
“It’s never been lived in and I’d have to say it’s probably the number one offering on the Eastern beaches of Sydney at the moment,” Mr Egan said.
Taking up the entire top floor of the Princeton’s development, the residence features minimalist architecture with high-end interiors, designed by award-winning architects MHND Union and Jo Lawless.
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Penthouse/134-138 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach
Inside the home natural marble finishes and a fireplace complement the open living space
The interiors are a described as a symphony of black and soft beige, mimicking the beach at night, while natural marble finishes and a fireplace complement in the living space that flows straight onto a full-width balcony that overlooks the ocean.
The open-plan living area connects to the kitchen that boasts sculptural black granite benches, premium appliances, along with a butler’s kitchen and a dedicated home bar with a Sub-Zero wine fridge.
There are three lavishly appointed bedrooms, including a master bedroom where residents that capture the sweeping ocean panoramas.
The remaining two bedrooms are equally opulent, each featuring bespoke joinery, luxurious ensuites and outdoor access.
The residence is complemented by smart technology that allows residents to control lighting, climate and security at the touch of a button, while additional features include direct lift access and two secure basement car parks.
Perched in the heart of Bondi, the property sits in a hub of the suburb’s cafes, restaurants and boutique shopping precinct.
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A full-width balcony flows to the main living area and master bedroom
The kitchen and bar space in the penthouse
According to Mr Egan, there has been a range of local and international buyer interest for the property.
“Bondi Beach is obviously a world-famous beach and what we see is locals looking for that Bondi experience,” he said.
“What we are seeing is high net worth downsizers coming to Bondi for premium properties like this, we’re also seeing international buyers who want that Sydney and Bondi experience.”
Mr Egan said there has also been interest from buyers coming across from traditional harbourside suburbs to the eastern beaches to gain the lifestyle on offer.
“Whether the Bondi to Bronte walk, or the amenity the suburb offers with all the restaurants and bars and things like that,” he said.
The interiors are a described as a symphony of black and soft beige, mimicking the beach at night
Coming into summer, Mr Egan said there is an uptick in interest to snap up a property in the postcode.
“This time of year is when Bondi really starts to sing and we see a natural uptick in enquiry and engagement at this time of year from both local and international buyers,” he said.
“In our experience, around this time of year, the international buyers are looking to come home for Christmas, they start looking around for property and we see that segment of the market increase.”
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