Sydney, a city renowned for its dazzling harbour, iconic landmarks, and lush natural beauty, is also home to some of the most luxurious residential apartments in the world.
This guide introduces you to a selection of Sydney’s finest apartment buildings that redefine luxury living, featuring contemporary design, world-class amenities, and stunning harbour views.
1. Infinity by Crown Group
Infinity by Crown Group, a striking landmark in Green Square, stands out with its innovative loop design. This 20-story building offers 326 apartments, combining luxurious living spaces with public areas that energize community interaction.
Its unique architecture, embodying modern elegance, makes Infinity a symbol of urban sophistication and a hub of vibrant living in Sydney.
- Address: 301 Botany Road, Zetland, NSW 2017
- Number of Units: 326 apartments
- Type of Building: Mixed-use residential development
- Height: 20 stories
- Completion Date: 2019
- Notable Amenities: Infinity pool, landscaped rooftop gardens, gym, private music room, communal function room
- Architectural Highlights: Designed by Koichi Takada Architects, featuring a distinctive loop shape and terracing.
Read more about Infinity by Crown Group Sydney.
2. One Sydney Harbour
Nestled in the bustling heart of Barangaroo, One Sydney Harbour is a testament to modern luxury. Designed by the acclaimed architect Renzo Piano, this prestigious address comprises three towers, offering residents unparalleled views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
Its proximity to Circular Quay and the Royal Botanic Gardens ensures that luxury and nature go hand in hand.
- Address: 2 Watermans Quay, Barangaroo, NSW 2000
- Number of Units: 808 apartments across three towers
- Type of Building: Skyscraper complex
- Height: 247 meters (72 floors), 230 meters (68 floors), and 104 meters (29 floors)
- Expected Completion Date: 2023
- Luxury Amenities: Private spa, concierge service
- Architectural Design: Crafted by Renzo Piano, embodying elegance and innovation
Read more about One Sydney Harbour in Soho’s article.
3. Cove Apartments Sydney
Cove Apartments, nestled in Sydney’s historic Rocks district, is a fusion of modern luxury and historical charm. The 44-story tower, designed by Harry Seidler, features 213 luxury apartments. Its wave-shaped balconies and sun-shading elements add to its distinctive aesthetic.
The Cove offers a unique living experience that combines contemporary design with the allure of Sydney’s cultural heritage.
- Address: Harrington Street, The Rocks, NSW, Australia
- Number of Units: 213 apartments
- Type of Building: Residential tower
- Height: 44 stories
- Completion Date: 2003
- Premium Facilities: Fitness center, private lounges
- Design Features: Wave-shaped balconies, sun-shading elements, designed by Harry Seidler & Associates
Read more about Cove Apartments Sydney in Soho’s guide.
4. Greenland Centre
The Greenland Centre, standing proudly at 115 Bathurst Street, is Sydney’s tallest residential tower. This 236-meter high skyscraper, completed in 2021, has transformed Sydney’s skyline. With 67 levels, it offers a modern living experience, combining luxury with cutting-edge architectural design.
The building, developed by Greenland Australia and built by Probuild, retains the base of a historic building while adding a new cantilevered 40-storey structure above it.
Designed by the award-winning architects Woods Bagot, is Sydney’s beacon of modern living. This towering edifice offers residents breathtaking views, from the sparkling waters of Elizabeth Bay to the Eastern Suburbs’ lush landscapes.
Amenities: Infinity indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness centre, private cinema
- Address: 115 Bathurst Street, Sydney CBD, NSW, Australia
- Number of Units: 479 apartments
- Type of Building: Residential skyscraper
- Height: 236 meters
- Completion Date: 2021
- Notable Amenities: Infinity pool, spa, sauna, landscaped rooftop gardens, gym, private music room, communal function room
- Architectural Highlights: Designed by BVN and Woods Bagot, featuring ‘Sydney Verandah’ design for natural ventilation
Read more about Greenland Centre Sydney.
5. One Central Park
One Central Park, an architectural icon in Sydney, is known for its tallest vertical garden in the southern hemisphere. Completed in 2014, this mixed-use development consists of two towers, standing at 116m and 64.5m. The project includes 623 apartments and is designed by Ateliers Jean Nouvel and PTW Architects.
One Central Park is celebrated for its sustainable design, featuring hydroponic and heliostat technologies. The project has received numerous awards for its innovative approach to urban living and environmental sustainability.
- Address: 614/3 Carlton Street, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
- Number of Units: 623 apartments
- Type of Building: Mixed-use development
- Height: 116 meters (main tower)
- Completion Date: 2014
- Notable Amenities: Sky garden, cantilevered heliostat, landscaped terraces, shopping center
- Architectural Highlights: Vertical gardens by Patrick Blanc, motorized heliostat, environmental innovations
Learn more about One Central Park Sydney.
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More on Sydney’s Luxury Residential Apartment Buildings
What is the highest residential building in Sydney?
The Greenland Centre: Reaching a height of 237 meters (778 feet), this skyscraper currently holds the title of Sydney’s tallest residential building.
What is the big building in Sydney called?
There are a few big buildings in Sydney, including:
Crown Sydney (One Barangaroo): This skyscraper stands at 271.3 meters (890 feet) and is currently the tallest building in all of Sydney. It hosts both residential apartments and a hotel.
Sydney Tower: Standing tall at 309 meters (1,014 feet), this tower isn’t actually a residential building but is Sydney’s tallest structure. It primarily contains a communications and observation tower.
Why is Sydney Tower famous?
Sydney Tower is famous for its:
- Observation Deck: This tower offers visitors spectacular 360-degree views of the city, making it a popular tourist destination.
- Rotating Restaurant: The Sydney Tower revolving restaurant, also known as the “Oz Dining,” provides a unique dining experience with ever-changing panoramas.
- History: Completed in 1981, it was Australia’s first skyscraper as defined by exceeding 150 meters in height.
Who owns Sydney Tower?
Sydney Tower, originally conceived in 1968 by architect Donald Crone, donned the name “AMP Tower” while its adjacent shopping center was managed by AMP (until 2001). The Westfield Group takeover of the center then led to the tower’s current, more iconic name.
