PRECINCT 45 – THE NEW AGE IN INDUSTRIAL, WAREHOUSE AND STUDIO PROPERTY

Welcome to the exciting new age of industrial property. Precinct 45 is ideally situated in a prime location in the epicentre of the Sydney Port and Airport precincts (two of Australia’s largest transport and import-export hubs:

Offering 57 state-of-the-art, brilliantly designed warehouse, industrial and studio spaces that fuse quality, functionality and affordability, you will find the space that’s perfectly suited for your individual business needs. Whatever your business, be it manufacturing including high tech products (such as pharmaceuticals, food, high grade technology), professional contracting, import/exporting or even a non-home based workshop for your hobby, you business needs space to thrive.

Sizes range from 40m² to 316m²/322m² [check which is correct as I have two different figures in marketing collateral] across two distinct zones – Workspace 45 and Industry 45. With Precinct 45’s smarter spaces, your company will have greater output.

And surrounding residential rezoning makes industrial property in this fantastic location a rare commodity, presenting an exceptional investment opportunity. Take advantage of the current historically low interest rates to secure one of these exceptional spaces. Priced from $395,000 to $2,125,200, get in for an inspection fast to find the perfect space as these outstanding properties are selling fast.

Key features include:

• Clear span warehousing
• Double width driveways offering excellent truck access
• 20ft container access
• On-title parking for all units
• Toilet and kitchenette facilities with every unit
• Excellent natural light
• High bay roller door access
• Secure gated estate
• Exposed steel mezzanine
• IN1 industrial Zoning under Three Ports SEPP

So don’t delay, enquire now ensure your business can hit the ground running in 2021.
Contact Emma Chappell on 0404 769 509 or email emma@cramerproperty.com

NEW COMPREHENSIVE BUILDING REFORM ACT

The NSW Parliament has recently passed two Acts, introduced by the state’s Government, to address concerns and issues that have arisen over a long period of time with regards to deficiencies in the quality of building and construction work across the state. These Acts have been specifically tailored to protect purchasers from the repercussions of defective and inferior building methods and products.

The introduction of the Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (DBP Act) and the Residential Apartment Buildings (Compliance and Enforcement Powers) Act 2020 (RAB Act) follows the negative findings of the 2018 Shergold-Weir Report into the Building and Construction industry and the subsequent appointment of the first NSW Building Commissioner in August 2019.

The most significant change made by the DBP Act is the imposition of a statutory duty of care towards landowners and subsequent landowners on any person who carries out construction work. Builders must also be properly qualified and recognised by professional bodies, adequately insured and registered with the NSW Government, and issue compliance declarations that confirm their work complies with the Building Code of Australia (BCA).

The RAB Act is designed to increase the governance framework to minimise defective residential apartments and inadequate certification process by giving powers, delegated by the Building Commissioner, to issue stop work and building work rectification orders; prohibit the issuing of occupation certificates; and increase the regulatory and enforcement powers of government to investigate and prosecute building practitioners who have engaged in defective construction.

Practitioners involved in building design, building work, the manufacturing or supply of products used for building work and supervisory roles will be required to exercise reasonable care to avoid economic loss which would be caused by defects relating to, or arising from, construction work. If a practitioner breaches this duty of care, a property owner will be entitled to damages (regardless of whether there is a contractual arrangement to carry out that construction work).

The duty of care will apply retrospectively to existing buildings and contracts, if the economic loss has become apparent within the last 10 years or after the DBP Act commenced. The duty of care also extends to subsequent owners.

The regulatory framework means that a principal certifier can only issue an occupation certificate after it has determined and obtained all compliance declarations for the building work. The compliance declarations can be only issued by registered practitioners at various levels of the building cycle.

What all this means is gone are the days when shonky developers and builders can sell their properties and walk away pretty much scot-free on the basis of the past ‘buyer beware’ premise and various other legal loopholes working in their favour. Now you can buy off-the-plan property with far more confidence that the building you are buying into has been constructed under stringent quality controls and complies to the letter with the Building Code of Australia.

SPRING CLEAN YOUR HOME - AND YOUR HEAD

There’s nothing like spring to motivate us to clean up our act on the domestic front. But why not use the down time provided by human winter social hibernation to get in early and be Spring-prepared. Depending on the state of your domestic affairs, this will either seem like a very doable weekend activity or a task of monumental (and non-achievable) proportions. Either way, you can nail this. No matter how daunting, you can stay positive by thinking in baby steps.

However if you feel like tackling this head on, get out your pen and paper and do a home-wide reconnaissance. Go from room to room, and take note of dusty shelves, desktops etc; grimy marks on walls, doors and cupboards; any mould on walls and ceilings; cluttered drawers, wardrobes and cupboards that need tidying; old dusty, fraying cushions and any sheets or towels that need replacing. Don’t forget to look up high if you want to do an excellent job of this – think tops of doorframes and paintings, ceiling smears and for heaven’s sake, don’t miss the upper areas of your kitchen. Seems like that’s taking it too far, just wait till you get up there and see the s*&t on top of the cupboards and range hood. You’ll want it gone, believe me. And don’t forget windows… clean windows make your house look so much better and have the added benefit of letting in more light.

Are you feeling a bit overwhelmed? Don’t fret, once you actually start to tick off this list, you will find that not only does your house begin to feel miraculously cleaner and clearer, but so does your head. So just tackle what you can, when you can. If you don’t like to work alone, get help. Enlist the help of a friend by trading a yummy home cooked dinner for some elbow grease. Pump up the music and think of it as a workout. It’s amazing how much muscle you can build with hard labour around the house. Finally have a reward in mind for the day you have your house spick and span again.

Maybe an hour massage, movie and dinner, delux mani-pedi – or for those with higher expectations and a bigger budget – a day spa or weekend away. Whatever it is, after your hard work you’ll be able to look forward to some R&R and then return to your pristine home to greet Spring head on.
PS If you can afford it, have your carpet steam cleaned and if you live high up, have professional cleaners come and clean the outside of your windows. You won’t believe the difference.

ABIDE AMID THE TREETOPS IN A HOME THAT WILL MAKE YOUR HEART SING

With the chaos wrecked by the COVID-19 virus, so many of us as craving nature to restore some semblance of calm and sanity. The drastic increase in social distancing and isolation has made our sense of wellbeing more crucial than ever, and there has been a groundswell of interest in properties that embrace nature and allow us to enjoy it from home. These properties are few and far between in the inner suburbs of Sydney, but not so with Splendour, a boutique collection of magnificent apartments that immerse you in nature like never before.

North-facing atop a dramatic cliff overlooking 38 acres of Cooper Park, these idyllic properties are as rare as they are beautiful. Splendour Bellevue Hill’s limited collection of apartments have been inspired by their heavenly natural surrounds. Imagine waking up every day with panoramic views across the park’s tree canopy, enjoying a sublimely tranquil setting that showcases nature at its finest. These spectacular, verdant views across the Cooper Park tree canopy are what set this development apart, infusing each home with a serene beauty that can only be achieved in concert with nature.

Cooper Park is set to be heritage listed in acknowledgement of its rare qualities. Containing the largest area of urban bushland and watercourses in the Woollahra Municipality, the scope and beauty of Cooper Park are breathtaking. Following the line of a volcanic dyke formed during the Jurassic Period, the riparian forests and woodland vegetation that extend up the sandstone slopes provide diverse habitats for the local fauna. The parks man-made features were designed in the 1930s, with pathways, bridges and themes of romance and pleasure dotted throughout amplifying its charm and collaborating to obtain Cooper Park’s heritage status.

Designed by a team of multi award-winning architects, interior and landscape designers, these extraordinary properties offer a life of serenity and supreme beauty in the rarest of locations. Effortlessly elegant, aesthetically outstanding and perfectly positioned, each Splendour home is a finely tuned work of architectural art and refined simplicity, while taking in the spectacular outlooks across the Cooper Park tree canopy or beyond to the Sydney City skyline, Harbour Bridge and Opera House. 

Intelligently conceived North and North West orientated layouts create the perfect flow of space and light, while maximising views. Each Splendour home will allow you to entertain in the most expansive of styles, enjoying wide frontage living and dining spaces that extend seamlessly out to full-width balconies or gorgeously landscaped gardens. Nature will come from the outside into your fabulously finished home, with timber veneer and striking stone featuring throughout. The carefully considered development, garden and rooftop landscaping perfectly complements the magnificent Cooper Park tree canopy, creating a verdant backdrop to each home and showcasing nature at its most beautiful. So, what are you waiting for, come abide amid the treetops in a home that will make your heart sing!

GREEN THERAPY - THE ART OF APARTMENT GARDENING

Whether your outdoor area consists of a small balcony, a courtyard, a side passageway or no outdoor area whatsoever, you can beautify your world and fill your air with oxygen by creating a garden that’s right for you and your lifestyle. Start with potential spots to place plants and work out whether you require containers. Is the spot sunny or shady, is it outdoors or inside. Don’t overlook windowsills. These make wonderful mini gardens which can serve to enhance an otherwise bland outlook.

For a balcony, you’ll need pots or planter boxes. You may already know you favourite plants and what suits sunny or shady spots, but you may be a gardening novice in which case you need help from the experts if you want to be sure that what you buy actually lives and, even better, thrives. Your local gardening centre will have a great assortment so it can be quite overwhelming. Approach the hopefully friendly staff and let them know your requirements and they will be (almost) sure to point you in the right direction. From there you can choose what appeals to you aesthetically but don’t forget to use your olfactory capabilities and have a good sniff. Beautiful scents can enhance your environment substantially.

Don’t overlook unattractive walls that can be beautified with creepers. Bougainvillea grows brilliantly in direct sunlight and is gorgeous to behold. Chinese Wisteria, White Potato Creeper, Clematis and Madagascar and Star Jasmine are also gorgeous and grow profusely. If you want substantial growth, buy a planter box and insert trellis behind it and with a little care, you will have a verdant vertical garden in no time.

Edible gardens are very motivating. If you can look forward to adding fresh, home-grown produce to your meals, you will be likely to want to care for them to reap the rewards. Generally speaking, a sunny spot is required. If you have a courtyard or exposed ground area in your apartment, you can go to town with this. Balconies and window sills also yield great results. Herbs are so easy to grow and tend to just keep on keeping on. My favourites are parsley, mint, rosemary, basil, coriander, dill and chives. Certain fruits and vegetables are also hardy and grow pretty easily – tomatoes and peas (again have a bit of trellis for these), lettuce, strawberries, raspberries, spring onions and garlic.

Purely indoor gardens are possible no matter how much sun you get. They add colour, scent and oxygen and make you and your home healthier. Potted plants can be placed on floors, window sills, shelves or pot plant stands, or suspended from a ceiling hook in pot plant holders. Always make sure you have a ceramic pot plant saucers or sandstone with a cork bottom under the pot to avoid staining surfaces. Cyclamens, African violets, polyanthus and orchids are gorgeous things and bloom beautifully. If you prefer to stick to green, Madonna lilies love the indoors and bless you with the occasional white flower, then Devil’s ivy, Philodendrum, succulents and rubber plant also grow fantastically well indoors. So get out your gardening gloves and head to your closest nursery and let the fun begin!

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STYLING YOUR HOME IN THE AGE OF INSTAGRAM

Technology is affecting almost every aspect of life, and your interiors are no exception. Our aesthetic is becoming increasingly design-oriented, and the days where a clean floor, a nice bunch of flowers and a feature wall cut it in terms of your open house are long gone. With Instagram and TV lifestyle programs showcasing designer furniture, homewares and renovations, we are exposed to so much interior beautification that we need to apply at least some of this to our own property if we are to make it seem attractive and get our best price. The good news is you do not need to hire a stylist and have a fortune. With all the resources at your fingertips, and even budget brands producing designer-looking products, you can create your own Changing Room.

Ideally the best way to go is to have quite a blank or at least neutral canvas. You just can’t go past white walls. Rooms look larger, lighter and airier when they’re white. And this universal tone is universally liked. Then rather than going out and buying things, unless you have a mind like an interior designer and can see the way everything will integrate, start up a Pinterest page and experiment with different products. Accessories can change the vibe in your home, especially when set off by a white background. Trending at the moment are green botanicals, in greenhouse prints, indoor plants and exotically boxed candles and soaps. But always remember to go with your own tastes. You have to live there, and no matter how fashionable green botanicals may be, if you don’t like the colour green, you won’t feel at home in your trendily styled house.

So you have your mood board ready and brimming with great design ideas, now you need to source the products. Firstly, always let your fingers do the walking and shop on-line. Don’t be restricted by budget either and don’t turn your nose up at Kmart, Target and Ikea. If you look through their on-line catalogues, they actually have a lot of great homewares. For those with healthier and perhaps heftier budgets, check out Matt Blatt, Shack, Country Road, Orson and Blake, Totem,  Coco Republic, Papaya, Chee Soon & Fitzgerald, West Elm, Great Dane and Macleay on Manning. For Vintage items try David Met Nicole, Dust, Elements I Love and Mitchell Road Emporium. On second thoughts, you really need to go into the Vintage shops to get the vibe of the homewares as the on-line presence is generally a bit austere.

Whichever way you choose to shop and style your home, make sure you take on this task with an open mind but keep to your own general style and make sure you have lots of fun whilst doing it!

SHORT ON SPACE?

Just think smart and you’ll feel like you’re living large.

Studio living is an increasingly growing prospect for people who are needing to scale down their living space size to accommodate the increasing cost of real estate in Sydney. But there are studios and there are studios. Just like any property, the variation in size and layout is extensive. Ideally, a studio has a large main room, a balcony, separate kitchen and bathroom, and a car space if you are very very lucky.

White always makes a space seem larger, so paint walls white throughout to create a clear canvas to work with. Use bold colours to brighten and liven the space. Ideally you will have lots of light in your apartment, and this also creates a greater sense of space. Having a balcony off the main room really extends the living area. Take advantage of the extra floor space and place a table and chairs out there so you can dine al fresco whenever weather permits. Place plants on planter racks on the wall to maximise floor area. A pot plant in the corner is fine as this is usually dead space anyway and it is important to bring life to your living.

There are ingenious ways to deal with transforming the space from living to bedroom. Try getting a couch that has moveable sections so you can create a couch by day and a bed by night. Consider a fold out table attached to the wall and wall mounted hooks for chairs, so when you want to dine or work on a computer, you can set everything up simply and easily, then when you don’t need a table, you have an open floor space.

If there are window sills, take advantage of them to put on potted plants. Also an indoor plant in a floor pot is a great idea to beautify your home and create more oxygen, just make sure you have a waterproof mat under it if you are placing it on carpet. With bathrooms and kitchens, again, white and bright is the way to go. If you have windows in both, you are really in luck as this creates more of an open feel. Cupboard space is often limited so think attractive and practical storage units from Ikea or Howards. So with close attention to detail and thinking outside the square, a studio can feel spacious.

Images sourced via Pinterest

GET COZY FOR WINTER

With winter upon us, now is the time to prepare your home (and mind) for the chilly months ahead. Many of us are not great fans of this cold season and just want it to pass as quickly as it comes upon us. But getting winter-ready allows you to make the most of the shorter days and actually start to look forward to them.

Firstly, think cosy. Look at your stock of blankets and throws and if they just don’t seem up to another stint, then out with the old, in with the new, I say! Check out the gorgeously sumptuous new ranges of snuggly blankies at your local homeware stores and chose your favourite colour. Now is not the time to hold back in the colour department. Winter is dull in itself, so brighten your world. If some of your old blankets are salvageable, then wash them according to instructions with Eucalyptus oil and they will be dust-mite free and literally ready to roll. A word to the allergy-prone, though… avoid wool like the plague as this is one of the rare occasions where synthetic is better, for your breathing anyway.

If you’re feeling particularly decadent, go for fur. Personally I only go for fake, but I won’t preach, it’s up to you. Having said that, check out the faux fur rugs at Temple & Webster. Then building on the decadent theme, imagine cosy nights to come, cuddled up in your throw, curled on the rug with beautiful scented candles and the odd ambient lamp light glowing tranquilly. Then add to this a partner, or a book, or a glass of glühwein (or all three if you are greedy) and Bob will most certainly be your uncle. (By the way, that is honestly how you spell gluevine – the German spiced wine that was made for winter nights.)

On a more practical note, (sorry to drag you away from the previous mental picture) check your windows and doorways for draughts. So much of the heat in a home is lost through tiny cracks and crevices. In the case of windows, rolling self-adhesive weather-stripping (felt, vinyl, rubber or silicone) down the side of a window works wonders. Where gaps are around non-moveable places, window and door frames for example, use some gap filler (caulk) and a caulking gun. And for under draughty doorways, you can’t go past a good door snake. Again venture into colourful territory here. Please note, if renting, you’ll need permission to put on the weather stripping and gap filler, so be safe, not sorry, and ask first.

Back to beautification, make sure you have a few indoor plants that will add colour and oxygen. Cyclamens, African violets, polyanthus and orchids are gorgeous things and bloom beautifully throughout winter. If you prefer to stick to green, Madonna lilies love the indoors and bless you with the occasional white flower, then Devil’s ivy, Philodendrum and rubber plant grow fantastically well indoors. Also many herbs will grow on a sunny window sill and can be added to your hearty winter dishes. For walls, search on-line for an uplifting print (try The Print Emporium for heavenly pieces.) All you need now is some great food and wine – non-alcoholic cocktails even better – and you’ll be wishing winter would never end.

Images sourced on Pinterest

HOME, SWEET HOME? NOT FOR EVERYONE

With our home environment being never so important as now, many of us are realising that the confines of those four walls make home feel far from sweet. The drastic increase in social distancing and isolation can mean that the proverbial cracks are really starting to show and what had just been a niggling voice telling us we need to move somewhere larger is fast becoming a shout. But don’t be discouraged, there are still excellent properties available in the current market, and as a buyer you are now in the enviable position of having the upper hand.

Whether you are considering moving up from a studio to a one bed, a one bed to a two bed or an apartment to a terrace house, you still have a startling number of options, especially if you are looking at new developments. With many outstanding properties complete and ripe for the taking, in this buyer’s market you will be able to pick and choose without the fear of missing out or stressful competition of the real estate market in recent times.

No matter if you're looking to upgrade to a one or two bedroom apartment or an expansive three bedroom terrace house, Cramer has a great selection of affordable new properties in fantastic locations. By highly respected developer, Toga, Surry Hills Village and Wick’s Place offer impeccably designed apartments with generous proportions, good-sized balconies and a very high level of finish. Their on-site development facilities are second-to-none, so staying at home will be a joy, not a trial, so come and check them out in a one-on-one appointment.

Terraces are often rare and as such are highly desirable due to their larger proportions, courtyards and balconies. Cramer currently have three benchmark developments with beautifully finished brand new terraces on offer. Silkwood in Pagewood, Trinity in Rosebery and The Gentry in Alexandria offer an outstanding selection of terraces that will make you want to be at home, no matter what the social distancing requirements. So please feel free to contact us on 8302 1500 if any of these properties are of interest and we can arrange a one-on-one appointment at a time that suits you.

Silkwood, Pagewood

Trinity, Rosebery

The Gentry, Alexandria

THE GRANDEST OF ADDRESSES

Imagine a life where luxury brands, world famous beaches, beautiful leafy parklands, delectable food and excellent coffee are all on your doorstep. The Grand in Bondi Junction gives you all this and more. This highly boutique development of prestige properties accesses the best the East has to offer from the sanctuary of your luxurious apartment. Esteemed architects, Bates Smart, have created exclusively elegant homes with a refined attention to detail. Neutral tones, opulent finishes and the finest fittings grace these beautiful properties. From the striking exterior, to the indulgent spaces within, The Grand is destined to become a timeless classic.

Pop down to Rose Bay for a ferry ride to the CBD, enjoy bustling weekend markets, walk down the hill to Bondi or Tamarama for a swim or stroll/bike to Centennial Parklands for a picnic. Enjoy the easiest access to leading retail, prestigious schools, public transport, with daily conveniences at your fingertips. Go shopping in nearby Paddington, Woollahra or Double Bay villages. And best of all, you’ll have your new local at your door! Or with the seamless indoor/outdoor living, gourmet dream kitchen, opulent master bedroom suite and spa-like bathrooms, you may never want to leave your Grand private haven. Buy now and move in May/June 2020!

A NEW ERA IN HOUSES RISES UP IN ALEXANDRIA

Finally, property has caught up with technology. At The Gentry in Alexandria, discover  extraordinary terrace homes that are big on space, design and cutting edge home automation. Spanning four levels of luxury, these avant-garde homes offer three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a private roof top garden terrace equipped with spa pool, outdoor TV, kitchen and dining area perfect for alfresco meals. 

Designed by a team of multi award-winning architects, fabulous finishes and smart design features include Tesla ports, temperature controlled wine room, superior home automation system, timber and polished concrete floors, integrated Miele appliances, porcelain bench tops and tiles, built-in wardrobes with desk space to list just some of the outstanding features of these unique properties. 

History hasn’t been forgotten though. The stunning heritage façade has been left untouched, proving old and new can coexist in harmony. Each terrace features raw, natural and solid finishes that ensure longevity so you will be able to enjoy your home for decades to come. Centrally located, Alexandria is fast becoming one of Sydney’s most desirable suburbs to live, work and play, ensuring The Gentry is position perfect and easily accessible to the best Sydney has to offer.

THE INNER WEST’S NEW URBAN VILLAGE

At front and centre of Marrickville’s revival is the extraordinary new lifestyle/residential development, Wicks Place on the Park. These brilliantly crafted, house-like apartments are surrounded by an imaginative retail and dining precinct that echoes the character and variety of Marrickville. The project has been designed by a team of multi award-winning architects, revitalising the way we live. Within buildings created around green spaces, walkable neighbourhoods and re-imagined warehouse spaces, each apartment feels intimately connected to this outstanding urban village yet offers a home base that will fast become your oasis.

Generous living spaces integrate wonderfully with nature creating seamless indoor-outdoor transitions, serene environments and gorgeous outlooks. Interior designers extraordinaire, Richards Stanisich, have imbued the house-like interiors with an organic quality consisting of soft colouration and beautifully detailed and layered finishes that create luxurious texture and warmth. Exquisite leathered finish granite island benches and splash-backs create a bespoke feel in the heart of the home, while you can rest assured everything else down to the smallest detail that maximises storage has been intelligently and diligently approached.

While only a few short kilometres from Sydney’s CBD, you’ll be world’s away enjoying the fantastic local cafes, restaurants, craft beer halls, bars and boutiques of thriving Marrickville. And if exercise is on your mind, Wicks Park is on your doorstep and Enmore Park’s close at hand, or try out the local tennis courts, sporting fields or new Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre.

A NEW VILLAGE EMERGES IN THE INNER EAST

Imagine a new village arising in Sydney, where the best of the old is combined with the most innovative concepts of well-being and lifestyle. Imagine no further, because Surry Hills Village is about to happen. Located in one of the Inner East’s most diverse, creative and vibrant areas, Surry Hills Village is a masterfully designed development creating an entirely new community within this historic area.

Featuring generous green spaces, a new public library and a retail and dining lane way inspired by European arcades, residents will get to enjoy the best of all worlds. Seductive archways add drama, as do the restored heritage-listed components of Surry Hills Village. The location already boasts the most hatted restaurants in one suburb, a brand new Coles supermarket and some of Sydney’s best cafes, bars and boutiques along nearby Crown and Dank Streets.

An extraordinary collaboration of multi-award-winning architects, interior designers and landscapers have united to preserve the rich cultural, urban and historical identity of the area and capture it within two stunningly beautiful interior schemes. Beautiful rooms are expertly proportioned and feature a flamboyant finishes that will take your breath away, with Venetian-style terrazzo, Corian and Marblo surfaces that sculpt and bounce light. Each property creates a private oasis of sophistication, comfort and beauty, just a heartbeat away from the village buzz. Whether choosing a lavish one bedroom, divine two bedroom or a sublimely glamorous penthouse, an apartment in Surry Hills Village will give you a home in the Inner East’s most exciting new address. 

INNER EAST ROOMS WITH A VIEW

Always dreamed of having a room with a view? With spectacular Sydney CBD, Harbour Bridge and Opera House views, Omnia Apartments couldn’t be better positioned. Set in glamorous and cosmopolitan Potts Point, Omnia Apartments enjoy all the benefits of this luxurious Inner East location. Be amazed by the impeccable finishes, featuring dual timber floorboards and timber veneer joinery, natural stone, Miele appliances, lavish built-in wardrobes, mosaic tiles and dual rain and hand-held shower heads. Floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors and windows make the most of the incredible outlooks, while living areas flow gracefully to balconies ideal for entertaining, and you’ll even get a study!

This iconic new Potts Point landmark offers easy access to Sydney CBD’s shopping and commerce, Woolloomooloo Wharf dining and the restaurants, cafés, bars and boutiques of Macleay Street, Victoria Street and Challis Avenue. An easy walk will bring you to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Hyde Park or the Rushcutters Bay parklands and marina. Omnia’s facilities include concierge, music room, wine storage and an outdoor garden terrace space. Then literally at your doorstep you will find the brand new Woolworth’s Metro for all your grocery needs. Each Omnia apartment is ready to move into right now, so what are you waiting for? Get in and enjoy the view!

For more information please contact Cramer Property on (02) 8302 1536 or call 0404 769 509.
You can also email enquire@cramerproperty.com