Surry Hills

This luxurious, bright & spacious apartment offers large open plan living and dining area, modern bathrooms and sleek kitchen with quality furnishing throughout, stainless steel appliances, ducted air conditioning and heating. It includes undercover security parking and security entrance.

The Espresso Apartments touch is the key element that ensures your stay in one of Espresso Apartments luxury apartments is a premier experience not just another accommodation option.

Every apartment is decked out with stylish contemporary living and dining room furniture, a brand new HD/3D 51 inch flat screen TV, Foxtel, the best in bedding and linen, well thought out kitchen facilities and homewares, functional yet comfortable living spaces, appliances and furnishings and of course an espresso coffee machine with a selection of unique coffee blends ready to enjoy.

With the convenience of the Surry Hills cosmopolitan district almost touching your feet, you can enjoy and experience inner city living at it’s best! All that Sydney has to offer is easily accessed by public transport, or foot. The CBD and happening neighboring suburbs of Darlinghurst, Potts Point, Kings Cross and Redfern are a very short bus ride away.

Surry Hills is home to a melange of funky and off-beat designer and vintage clothing, homewares, fabrics, collectables and designer furniture. All this is alongside a hotbed of restaurant and cafe activity.Surry Hills has some of the city’s best baristas and coffee houses, many of them tucked away between converted warehouses that stretch down to Central Station. It is also home to a swag of celebrity chefs from Kylie Kwong to Bill Granger, while heading south to Cleveland Street unveils the suburb’s small stretch of Little India.

Crown Street is the heart of the Surry Hills gay community, which also borders Cleveland Street shopping Village, and Oxford Street, Sydneys most famous strip shopping street, where you will find everything from supermarkets to gift shops, through to alternative clothing boutiques, late night bookshops and music stores.

There’s a lot of ground to cover in this artsy, gay friendly area, but there are few areas in Sydney that offer more diversity and quality for both dining and retail. Surry Hills is buzzing with atmosphere night and day.