3/41 Roslyn Street, Rushcutters Bay, NSW 2011

Set between the peaceful green spaces of Rushcutters Bay and the buzzing lifestyle of Potts Point, this ground-floor studio apartment is a fantastic entry point into the Eastern Suburbs property market. Whether you're a first-home buyer or looking to grow your investment portfolio, this is a smart move in a tightly held location.

Positioned for ultimate convenience, this apartment places you right at the gateway to the Eastern Suburbs while still being just a short drive to the Sydney CBD. Enjoy the best of both worlds with Rushcutters Bay’s peaceful parklands nearby and Potts Point’s buzzing café and shopping scene just moments away. A five-minute stroll brings you to the eclectic charm of Darlinghurst Road, where quirky bakeries, cafes, and eateries offer something new to discover each day. Plus, with Kings Cross Station only 550 metres away, city connections couldn’t be easier.

Apartment & Building Highlights
- Level access studio in a charming small Art Deco building
- Updated kitchen with white cabinetry and stone benchtops
- Timber-look flooring throughout, separated bedroom area
- Internal laundry—an uncommon bonus for a studio apartment
- Light-filled living space with high ceilings and decorative plasterwork
- Expansive rooftop communal terrace with leafy outlooks and city skyline glimpses
- Walk to the serene waterfront of Rushcutters Bay Park for morning strolls
- Moments to Potts Point’s cafes, restaurants, and boutique shopping
- Easy access to public transport and Sydney CBD

With its blend of period character and modern functionality, this well-presented studio offers the perfect city base or investment in one of Sydney’s most desirable enclaves. Move straight in and start enjoying the ultimate inner-city lifestyle with everything you need right at your doorstep.

To make an offer on this extraordinary apartment or to arrange a private inspection, please contact Tyler Morgan at 0450 814 080 or [email protected].

Disclaimer: We have obtained all information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make independent inquiries about the accuracy of the information provided.