The Solstice, Neutral Bay Isyd

- 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Sleeps up to 6 guests
- 2 secure car space (car-lift parking with automatic roller door)
- Built-in gas fireplace
- Ducted air conditioning and heating throughout
- Sydney skyline views from the private terrace
- Residents' wellness suite: communal infrared sauna and ice bath
- High speed Wi-Fi throughout


What We Love

Perched above the leafy streets of Neutral Bay, this three-bedroom apartment combines award-winning design with one of Sydney's most desirable postcodes. Refined interiors, generous proportions and a boutique building address just minutes from the CBD make it an easy choice for those who value both comfort and convenience.

Step inside and the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area immediately sets the tone, pale European oak chevron flooring, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and a built-in gas fireplace clad in Grigio Carnico marble. Curved boucle sofas, an orbital brass pendant over the dining table and coffered ceilings with LED strip lighting complete the picture. A Triad speaker system and Control4 home automation manage sound, lighting and motorised blinds throughout. The kitchen continues the same standard: full Miele suite, Fisher & Paykel integrated fridge, Vintec wine fridge, Zip filtered water tap and Grigio Carnico marble benchtops and splashback. Step out to the private terrace and the city skyline opens up, outdoor dining furniture already in place for long evenings.

Back inside, the master bedroom is a quiet retreat with a king bed, retractable ceiling television and a curved glass partition that opens to a full marble ensuite, freestanding bath, heated floors, heated towel rails and a floating timber vanity. The two further bedrooms, one queen and one double, are well proportioned and bright, sharing a second marble bathroom with the same heated floor and towel rail finish. Smoked glass wardrobes with integrated LED lighting and Havwoods veneer joinery run across all three rooms. A dedicated laundry with LG combined washer and dryer is tucked away neatly.

Building amenities include car-lift parking, Cctv, and swipe card access throughout. This is complemented by full access to the building’s wellness suite, complete with a shared infrared sauna and ice bath

Positioned on the lower north shore, Neutral Bay is one of Sydney's most sought-after harbour-side addresses. The suburb combines quiet, tree-lined streets with easy access to the CBD, just minutes by ferry or a short drive across the bridge. Local cafes, restaurants and boutique shops line Military Road, while foreshore reserves and walking paths offer a genuine sense of neighbourhood. It is the kind of location that suits those who want the city close, but not on their doorstep.

Some Fab Features
- Ducted air conditioning and heating throughout all rooms
- Three bedrooms including one king ensuite, one queen bed and one double bed
- Two secure car-lift parking system with automatic roller door
- Heated floors and heated towel rails in all bathrooms
- Integrated laundry complete with washer and dryer
- Covered balcony with alfresco dining and Sydney skyline views
- Havwoods European Oak herringbone flooring and architectural coffered ceilings with LED cove lighting throughout
- Grigio Carnico, Baltic White, and Ash Black marble finishes across kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry
- Building Wellness Centre with a shared infrared sauna and ice bath
- Control4 Home Automation System and Triad speaker system throughout
- Miele kitchen appliances, Vintec 35-bottle wine fridge, Zip filtered water tap, and Fisher and Paykel refrigerator
- High speed Wi-Fi throughout


Bedding Configuration
- Bedroom 1: 1 x King BED with Ensuite
- Bedroom 2: 1 x Queen BED
- Bedroom 3: 1 x Double BED

You will have access to the entire place for the duration of your stay.


The Neighbourhood
- Neutral Bay Living Neutral Bay sits on Sydney's Lower North Shore, roughly five kilometres from the CBD, with a sense of permanence and neighbourhood ease that is rare at that distance from the city. Tree-lined streets, heritage architecture and a community that has quietly attracted artists, professionals and families for over a century give the area its particular character. From this address, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and city skyline are visible on a clear evening from the terrace.
- Cafes & Dining Military Road punches above its weight as a dining destination. For coffee and provisions, the surrounding backstreets are dotted with neighbourhood cafes and small grocers that make the morning routine feel less like an errand and more like a ritual. Against The Grain is a local favourite for coffee and brunch, while The Oaks offers modern Australian in a garden setting well suited to a long lunch. Jugemu & Shimbashi brings teppanyaki and handmade soba to a quietly elegant room a short stroll from the front door, while Chat Thai has been a North Shore institution for decades, drawing locals back time and again for its authentic heat and generous portions.
- Beach & Wellness The Cremorne Point Walk begins just minutes from the front door, a 3km foreshore circuit that reveals sweeping views of Sydney Harbour, the Bridge and the city skyline, passing the historic Robertsons Point Lighthouse and the MacCallum ocean pool, one of Sydney's finest harbour swimming spots. For those drawn to the water, Balmoral Beach in Mosman is a short drive and offers one of the calmest, most sheltered swimming beaches on the harbour, with good coffee and a gentle stretch of lawn above the sand.
- Day Trips The F5 ferry from Hayes Street Wharf delivers guests to Circular Quay in around ten minutes, making the Opera House, the Royal Botanic Garden and the CBD waterfront an easy and scenic morning excursion. Manly Beach is accessible via a connecting ferry, one of the great harbour crossings in the world, and offers surf, coastal walks along the Manly to Spit Bridge trail, and an excellent cafe scene on the other side. For something closer, the path from Taronga Zoo to Balmoral Beach through Sydney Harbour National Park is one of the city's most celebrated coastal walks, passing through pockets of bushland, isolated beaches and historic harbour forts along the way.


Getting Around
- Public Transport: Frequent bus services along Military Road connect directly to the Sydney CBD, with the B1 B-Line running express to Wynyard. The F5 Neutral Bay ferry from Hayes Street Wharf reaches Circular Quay in around ten minutes. The Victoria Cross Metro Station provides access to the broader Sydney Metro network.
- Rideshare: Uber and other rideshare services operate throughout Neutral Bay at any hour, making late returns and early departures straightforward.
- Car Share (GoGet): GoGet has dedicated vehicles in Neutral Bay, bookable by the hour or day via the app, with fuel, insurance and maintenance all included, a convenient option for day trips or anything that calls for wheels without the commitment of bringing a car.

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Part of T&C
Please note there are strictly no parties or gatherings at this property. L'Abode Accommodation reserves the right to decline any bookings if we believe the property will be misused. Please be mindful of our neighbours and keep noise to a minimum after 10pm. IDs for verification will be required, and a pre-authorisation hold will be placed one day prior to arrival. A 3.5% merchant fee applies to all credit card transactions.

Thank you in advance for respecting the above.