63/19-25 Market St, Sydney is a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom Unit with 1 parking spaces and was built in 1982. The property has a land size of 70m2 and floor size of 70m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in November 1994.
The Berkeley is one of the most centrally located developments in Sydney CBD within 300m to Queen Victoria Building, Town Hall Station and Darling Harbour.
Recently refreshed with new carpets, paint and window coverings and positioned on level 6 within this tightly held building the apartment comprises living room with plenty of space for both living and dining with access on to a private balcony with water glimpses.
Located within easy walking distance to QVB and Westfield Central Plaza. Transport hubs which include train and light rail at Town Hall and Wynyard Train Station and close by.
- Updated open plan kitchen
- Sunny Northerly Aspect
- City and water views to Darling
- Built-in wardrobes, Internal Laundry
- Updated Interiors
- Concierge and on-site Building Manager
- Offered unfurnished
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