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3 Darling Island Road, Pyrmont by Morton & MortonOct 19, 2010
Set upon a stunning waterfront location, Darling Island Apartments have a 24 hour concierge service, gymnasium, lap pool, spa and sauna, carpark and storage area, all accessible from the elevator right outside the apartment. The apartment itself offers a spacious, open plan living and dining area with views stretching from Balmain to Millers Point as well as the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It features 2 bedrooms with built-in wardrobes as well as a study, 2 bathrooms and an internal laundry. Tiling throughout the living areas as well as carpets in the bedrooms. Darling Island is minutes from Star City Casino and Darling Harbour. James Crowe - 0410 593 057
252/3 Darling Island Road, Pyrmont by Morton and MortonApr 07, 2011
Deluxe penthouse with breathtaking harbour views Surrounded by breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour and the city skyline, this magnificent penthouse is located on Darling Island's desirable waterfront enclave. This striking apartment boasts the ultimate in comfort, convenience, privacy and lifestyle. - Enormous open plan living with formal and informal areas - Contemporary space, natural light and high ceilings - Front and rear balconies with dramatic harbour backdrops - Idyllic indoor/outdoor entertaining area - Three king size bedrooms with built-ins, two with designer ensuites - Gourmet kitchen, Caesarstone bench tops and Miele gas cooking - Additional roof top terrace with uninterrupted 360 degree views - Two secure car space, storage cage and internal laundry - Dual zone ducted air-conditioning, security and privacy - C-bus programmable lighting throughout - Remote exterior balcony shades and concierge facilities - Resort style living including 20 metre lap pool, sauna, spa and gym Surrounded by Harbour front parkland, tree lined streets and the historic Jones Bay Wharf this contemporary residence in a tranquil setting is only a short stroll to the city centre. Set metres from the harbour's edge, the exceptional design and finish makes this apartment stand out above the rest with an abundance of natural light illuminating the large open plan living and dining areas. OUTGOINGS Water: $133p/q approx Council: $278p/q approx Strata: $3480p/q approx AREA 247sqm approx
Our Guides - Australian National Maritime Museum, SydneyMay 15, 2012
The Australian National Maritime Museum is not just a fascinating maritime attraction, it is overflowing with incredible stories from the volunteer guides who work there, there are over 400 dedicated volunteer guides as well as highly skilled paid teacher guides that will make your maritime experience truly memorable. Some of the volunteer guides have actually worked on the vessels and others have had extensive maritime careers, nevertheless their tours and stories will have you yearning for more. Australians are closely linked to the sea, our oceans and waterways have influenced our development and are very much part of who we are. You've never experienced water like this! www.anmm.gov.au Join us on Facebook for the chance to WIN great prizes over summer. http
Urban Construct - Building Projects, Adelaide & SydneyMay 16, 2011
Urban Construct video presentation of their state-of-the-art works like Newport Quays, Holdfast Shores, Place on Brougham, Aurora on Pirie, Horizon, Embassy, Darling Island and many more
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 06 Viewed From Darling Island DriveMay 13, 2012
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 06 Viewed From Darling Island Drive www.Pyrmont.Tv
Sydney Australia zip codeMay 07, 2012
www.CheckMyCity.com Some of the Zip Codes for Sydney, Australia area 2000 Australia Square Post Office, 2000 Circular Quay, 2000 Clarence Street Post Office, 2000 Cockatoo Island, 2000 Darling Harbour, 2000 Dawes Point, 2000 Garden Island, 2000 Grosvenor Place Post Office, 2000 Haymarket, 2000 Millers Point, 2000 Parliament House Sydney
Yakety Yak - Ian Darling Nov 2011Dec 15, 2011
Ian Darling is an AFI award winning documentary filmmaker with Shark Island Productions in Sydney. His director and producer credits include 'The Oasis', 'Polly and me', 'In the Company of Actors', 'Alone across Australia' and 'Woodstock For Capitalists'. His films all have comprehensive education and outreach components and are developed as part of broader initiatives to educate, make an impact, and bring about social change. Currently he is directing and producing two feature documentaries, both with extensive outreach and education programs: 'Paul Kelly -- Stories of me' and 'Our little garden'. He is Chair of The Caledonia Foundation, a foundation focusing on the education, training and welfare of disadvantaged young Australians. He is the founder and Chair of the Documentary Australia Foundation, a philanthropic initiative supporting the documentary film industry. Ian Darling was Chair of the Sydney Theatre Company and the STC Foundation, from 2006-2010. He was the founder and Managing Director of the Caledonia Investments group from 1992 to 2003. He has been a Director of the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), a member of the Advisory Board of The Salvation Army, and Chair of the Oasis Youth Support Network. He is currently a member of the Advisory Board of the Centre for Social Impact.
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 03 Viewed From Jones Bay WharfMay 15, 2012
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 03 Viewed From Jones Bay Wharf www.Pyrmont.Tv
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 02 Viewed From Jones Bay WharfMay 15, 2012
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 02 Viewed From Jones Bay Wharf www.Pyrmont.Tv
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVEY 05 Viewed From Fairfax ForecourtMay 13, 2012
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVEY 05 Viewed From Fairfax Forecourt www.Pyrmont.Tv
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 04 Viewed From Mill StreetMay 15, 2012
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 04 Viewed From Mill Street www.Pyrmont.Tv
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 01 Viewed From Jones Bay WharfMay 15, 2012
Pyrmont.Tv Development Darling Island 12052012 REVY 01 Viewed From Jones Bay Wharf www.Pyrmont.Tv
Aerial pics Maroubra to Sydney by Tim MooneyApr 09, 2012
Time Lapse Movie Aerial Photography Maroubra To Sydney City
Sydney new years 2010Jan 28, 2010
A minute or so of the 9:00pm "Children's Fireworks" show, from Darling Island in Sydney.
Sydney NYE Fireworks Display 2011/12Jan 01, 2012
There's no city like Sydney and there's no fireworks display like the one done on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Here's my view of it from the beautiful Darling Island Wharf -sorry for the moving camerawork in advance ;)
HotelTravel.com Comes Out with Great Gaycation Hotel Deals for Sydney Gay Mardi Gras
HotelTravel.com is proudly coming out to promote gay friendly hotel deals for the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras. Considered by many to be the greatest gay and lesbian celebration worldwide, now it the time to help get the party started...
Sydney, Australia
Though Sydney is the largest city in Australia, few people know much about it aside from the world-renowned Sydney Opera House and its unmistakable arched roof This is a shame because Sydney is in fact one of the most important cultural centers on the face of the planet
Virtual Office Sydney: How to Profit from the Upturn, Without the Risk
Gordon Executive Centre, a leading serviced offices and virtual office provider on the North Shore of Sydney, explains how affordable virtual office Sydney and virtual address Sydney services can position businesses for rapid growth and scalability, with minimal downside risks, as the economic recovery gains momentum.
Sydney Hotels & their Comforts
Sydney Hotels & their Comforts
The Rocks: Sydney's Outdoor Museum
The Rocks is Sydney's oldest area and is steeped in history and character. One reason is the strict control on development has limited the construction of brash modern buildings. This is one of the reasons they call The Rocks 'Sydney's Oldest Museum'. Add to this a vibrant cafe, pub and dining culture, some wonderful shopping, and what is arguably the city's best view of the Opera House, and you've got the recipe for a great Sydney day out. So where's the best place to start?
