35 Barangaroo Avenue, a striking free-standing building on Barangaroo South’s waterfront, is for sale.

The three-storey circular building redefines Australian hospitality design with its timber façade curving in three dimensions, extensive green canopy and a mix of indoor and outdoor spaces.

Brought to life by Matt Moran and Solotel, each level at 35 Barangaroo Avenue has its own personality and appeal. House Bar is located on the ground floor, flagship restaurant Bea on the first floor and sophisticated bar, Smoke, on the rooftop.

Positioned on the southwestern corner of the Barangaroo South precinct, 35 Barangaroo Avenue marks the southern entry point to Barangaroo. The building’s distinctive design was conceptualised by local firm Collins and Turner Architects following a design competition run by Lendlease and the Barangaroo Delivery Authority.

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On completion, Barangaroo will be home to more than 23,000 workers and residents, and accommodate thousands of visitors every day. When complete, the precinct will combine commercial office space, retail, community and leisure uses, residential units and a luxury hotel – Crown Sydney Hotel Resort, and is committed to becoming carbon neutral and water positive.

Barangaroo South is on track to become one of the highest trading CBD locations in Australia with the precinct already achieving its 2021 forecasts.

Lendlease has appointed CBRE to market 35 Barangaroo Avenue internationally.

John Burton, Managing Director, Urban Regeneration stated that, “Location and design are two key elements in creating great places that people are drawn to. This building has both – a distinctive design and a prime address on the waterfront at Barangaroo.

“The sale of 35 Barangaroo Avenue is consistent with our strategy to leverage Lendlease’s integrated property capabilities to deliver high quality urban regeneration projects that enhance value for our securityholders and partners.”

James Parry, Director, CBRE also mentioned, “Located in the buzzing Barangaroo South precinct, facing the harbour and enjoying uninterrupted views from every floor, 35 Barangaroo Avenue represents an opportunity to invest in a well-positioned iconic asset.”

“This is a trophy asset that would ideally suit high net worth individuals, locally and internationally."

Click here to view the listing on The Hotel Page with further information.

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