42 Of The Best Airbnbs In NSW For A Gorgeous Getaway In 2026

Romantic Blue Mountains getaway calling? Have a squiz at The Machinery Shed and it might well be the magical escape you're looking for. This one-of-a-kind Airbnb is tucked up inside a 100-year-old apple orchard less than two hours' drive from Sydney, and it offers some charming little quirks like sheepskin-covered swinging chairs in the living space, and a fairy light-speckled ceiling. Cute!

Wander around the apple trees with your fave one before heading to the new sauna for a chillout sesh. You are literal minutes from all the Blue Mountains trails if a spot of exploring floats your boat, or you could just snuggle up together around the outdoor fire pit (wood is provided).

Oh, did we mention the stunning outdoor treetop bath that has to be seen to be believed?

Freestanding stone bathtub? Yes. Outdoor plunge pool. Yep. How about a cosy indoor fire? You got it! This romantic Airbnb perched on the highest peak of NSW’s Kanimbla Valley, two and a half hours from Sydney, is one to store in the memory bank.

Take up the option to add a gourmet hamper to your booking and you might want to pair it with a glass of bubbles on the wooden deck while you watch the ponies graze in the fields nearby. You’ve got epic views across to the Blue Mountains escarpment and an outdoor barbecue so you can dine alfresco if you choose.

No, it’s not the deep, dark Cloud Forest of Monteverde—although it sure does look like it. This secluded Magical Rainforest Retreat is unlike any other Airbnb in NSW. While most properties require you to find the key at the front door, the entrance to this treetop paradise features a wooden bridge decorated with hundreds of fairy lights.

Inspired by Balinese villas, the cabin is situated on 24 acres of rainforest just 30 minutes' drive out of Byron Bay, and it's perfect for a couples' getaway. It is home to an abundance of wildlife like feathertail gliders, possums, and koalas. Make sure you head down to the creek, scope out the large double swing suspended over the water, and rug up with a book in front of the fire.

Trundle down the mile-long gravel driveway to the gorgeously grand fig tree and you’ll find The Tiny Mile, a seriously romantic NSW Airbnb with tiny home feels, set on more than 100 acres of serene farmland three and a half hours' drive north of Sydney. If you love a spot that oozes character, and offers some tempting little extras to make your stay extra spesh, you’ve come to the right place.

Your home away from home sits close to the riverbank, and has a private deck where you can sit and drink in that view. Inside, there’s a lot to love—we’re talking autumnal tones, gorgeous art and cosy nooks perfect for you and the book, plus a luxe bathroom complete with Sans Ceuticals products.

Help yourself to the gourmet brekky provisions your hosts provide before jumping in one of the canoes down by the river for a peaceful paddle. When you get back you might fancy some zen-time in the on-site red cedar sauna, or perhaps a long, hot soak in the sunken outdoor bath. Come nightfall, there’s a fire pit to snuggle up around with your fave one, before you head to bed to watch a movie on the projector screen. Bliss.

Nothing says romantic coastal getaway like a renovated 1940s beachfront shack—so naturally, The Slow should be the next stop on your booking list. This absolute beachfront property, just over an hour north of Coffs Harbour, is cosy, intimate, and wrapped in ocean views, all while being just steps from the sand. 

Tuck into the complimentary welcome hamper your hosts supply before settling in on the sun-drenched daybed to listen to the waves. You can pop out onto the deck for al fresco dining if you fancy—or fill up the picnic basket and head out for an afternoon cheese plate on the sand.
 

Pittwater is an absolute goldmine when it comes to rustic beach shacks with pretty water views. The Little Black Shack is one of the best coastal Airbnbs near Sydney—once an old fisherman’s shack, it has now been transformed into a private eco-retreat. If it’s no roads, no cars, and no shops you’re after, this NSW beauty, an hour out of Sydney, is perfect.

A weekend away at this cabin means you’ll get to soak up the bubbles in a giant stone bath, read a good book on the window box couch, warm up in front of the fireplace, crack some oysters, and sip champagne on the sandstone terrace.

Your thoughtful hosts also supply two kayaks, fishing reels and tackle and snorkelling gear which you are welcome to use.

Starry skies and babbling creeks set the scene at The Ritual Lodge, a handcrafted, off-grid cabin tucked into the Tapitallee bushland just outside of Nowra, just over two hours' drive from Sydney. "I wanted to create a place I could escape to," owner and builder Jono Friend tells Urban List. "It feels like therapy. The wrap-around creek and constant birdsong create an immediate sense of calm, allowing you to slow down and fully switch off."

Built from a mix of new and recycled timbers—the stairs and external seating were repurposed from Jono’s parents’ old cattle yards, while the façade is finished in cedar cladding, stained and sanded back for a softly weathered finish. 

Inside, you'll have all the comforts of a queen bed, ceiling fan, curved shower, indoor fireplace, and mini kitchen, plus a pizza oven and picnic table outside. And yep, pets are allowed too. 

Set on five peaceful acres in the Southern Highlands, two hours' drive from Sydney, The Pavilion at The Vale Penrose is the kind of romantic country escape that makes slowing down feel effortless. Tucked away in the quiet village of Penrose, this design-led stay blends boutique luxury with laidback farm-stay charm.

Inside, you’ll find soaring light-filled interiors, a cosy indoor fireplace, a king-sized bed and a luxe travertine bathroom complete with a freestanding tub, double shower and your own private sauna. Outside, things are just as dreamy: think a private hot tub overlooking rolling countryside, a huge enclosed garden framed by a towering 200-year-old gum tree, and verandahs made for long, lazy afternoons with a glass of wine in hand.

Guests are also free to wander the wider property, meet the resident alpacas, ducks and sheep, and wake each morning to fresh farm eggs and thoughtful breakfast provisions. 

If a rustic couples' country escape in the beautiful Southern Highlands sounds like a dream to you, take a look at Wildernest. Described as a slow stay experience, it's off-grid, sustainable, and features a stringy bark hut and two tiny homes as accommodation options. 

T1 and T2 are the tiny home Airbnbs, and both feature wood-fired outdoor baths (the eco-friendly version of a jacuzzi, if you will). Surrounded by nature—specifically the Wingello Forest and its many ancient gums—we can't think of a more beautiful spot to bathe. 

Nestled into Wolgan Valley and surrounded by the Greater Blue Mountains UNESCO World Heritage-listed National Parks, this stunning architecturally designed NSW Airbnb, just over two hours' drive from Sydney, will take your breath away.

Perfect for an off-grid getaway (there is no mobile reception or WiFi here), you can soak away all your city stress in the sculptural outdoor tub, while you soak up the twinkling lights of the Milky Way. Cosy up by the firepit and watch the sun hit the sandstone escarpment, walk or bicycle in the surrounding acres of bushland, and enjoy the peace and quite of this special spot.

One minute from Jibbon Beach and a mere hour south of Sydney, Bundeena Beachside Oasis gives you plenty of reasons to stay put. The renovated three-bedroom home sleeps up to six adults, with sweeping water views, a seaside terrace and a lush garden offering quieter corners when the group spreads out.

Spend the day between the beach and the terrace, then settle in for sunset—or head inside and gather around the fireplace when it’s cool. The village shops are a 10-minute walk away, and the coastal track is about 15 minutes on foot.

Perched over a lotus pond in the Hunter Valley (and yes, you can feed the resident fish and turtles) the Leaves & Fishes Boathouses are made for a romantic weekend away, just two hours out of Sydney. Each of the five secluded NSW stays pairs warm timber interiors with wide windows overlooking the water, a king bed and an oversized stone bath.

Spend the afternoon visiting nearby cellar doors, then return with a bottle of local wine for a slow evening on your private deck. If leaving the pond feels like too much effort, picnic and brunch boxes can be arranged ahead of your stay.

So this one is a little bit fancy. The Lodge is big enough to host the whole gang, and boy will they thank you for this NSW trip away. Yes, it’s got cabin vibes (think timber cladding and wooden floors galore) but it’s got a whole heap of extras that will have you booking in that time off work pronto. 

First up, the mineral plunge pool which is lightly heated so it’s a welcome reprieve in summer and a healing dip in winter. Next, how about a trip to the billiards table room at the back of the house? It’s one of two living spaces with wood-burning fireplaces where the crew can gather and has an assortment of board games. 

There’s an outdoor freestanding bath tub in the lavender garden in case a soak and a good book takes your fancy, or you can spend time petting ponies and feeding chickens instead. How about a cosy night by the outdoor fire pit just lapping up the serenity? 

Talm Beach House is a coastal stay made for switching off with your crew just two and a half hours' from Sydney. Set right on the ocean with uninterrupted views, this thoughtfully designed home balances laid-back luxury with plenty of space to spread out—ideal for group getaways, long weekends or celebratory escapes.

Inside, you’ll find light-filled living zones and multiple areas to gather or retreat, whether that’s slow mornings with coffee, shared dinners or evenings by the firepit. This spot can sleep up to 10 guests, so you'll be well-equipped to squeeze everyone in.

Prepare for the best family-friendly NSW stay, just five minutes from the gorgeous town of Berry. Milkwood Barn is a top spot when you’ve got a fair few peeps to entertain, as it sleeps seven and has a whole heap of extras little ones will adore.

First up, there’s the tempting outdoor swimming pool. It’s surrounded by grass in the backyard and comes complete with sun loungers for chillaxing in. There’s a fire pit outdoors at this Airbnb too, plus an actual treehouse wrapped around a huge Turpentine tree that the kids can explore.

Inside, you’ll find three living areas, including one for the small peeps with a games cupboard, dolls house and TV area (bliss). Your home away from home has polished concrete floors, exposed steel beams and timber louvres—and the bedrooms are accessed on different levels via a narrow staircase which adds to the fun. 

If your ideal beach getaway involves stepping straight from the garden onto the sand, The Sands delivers. Set directly on Jones Beach, just over 90 minutes from Sydney, this four-bedroom home sleeps eight and makes the most of its ocean views across three levels, from the glass-fronted bedrooms to the terrace beside the lap pool.

There’s plenty to keep the group happily occupied between swims: long lunches on the covered terrace, pizza by the outdoor fire pit, a game of pool, or a session in the sauna and heated spa. And when Jones Beach calls, it’s just beyond the garden gate.

Less than an hour from Sydney, Rivescape is a NSW riverside hideaway made for doing very little. Accessible only by water, the home feels wonderfully removed from the city, with a private jetty for spontaneous swims and kayaks and paddleboards for exploring Berowra Waters’ hidden bays.

Bring family or a few friends, fire up the barbecue, and settle in by the outdoor fire pit as the stars come out. There’s a downstairs games area for the kids, too—though between the waterfront views and the indoor fireplace, you might be tempted to claim the quietest spot for yourself.

Almost too breathtaking to be real, Torrente House sits nestled on five pristine private acres in the heart of Berry offering the most spectacular sweeping views toward your own private creek, less than two hours' drive from Sydney.

This decadent six-bedroom haven sleeps up to 14 people, with boundless spaces for entertaining and truly unwinding. From the majestic pool area and oversized copper soaking tub to the sprawling lawn areas for little feet and chic dining areas that seamlessly spill from indoor to open air, this luxurious retreat is immaculate in every sense of the word.

Gather the gang and live your best lives in this seriously long house tucked away in the heart of the Blue Mountains, less than two hours from Sydney. Your NSW stay combines two separate units which are offered on Airbnb as one, so there’s heaps of off-grid space to explore.

It really is something spesh inside, with striking design elements (when you see the statement horse, you’ll know), a mega open-plan living space with two fully-equipped kitchens and two lounges with indoor fireplaces.

Head to the sunken tatami space for a spot of yoga, before taking to one of the two alfresco bath tubs for a leisurely soak. The outdoor deck at this place has two barbecues and a dining zone that can be screened off for privacy while you take in the breathtaking views.

Set on five acres of private bushland, this architect-designed home is all about space, quiet and a proper switch-off. Tucked between the coast and hinterland, you’re ten minutes from Sawtell, 20 minutes from Bellingen and a quick 15-minute drive from Coffs Harbour Airport — close to everything, but feeling a world away.

Inside, the design is clean and considered, while outside is where it really shines. There’s direct access to Bonville Creek for freshwater swims, plus a Finnish sauna for post-dip resets (outdoor shower included). It’s an easy base for beach days, golf at Bonville, or simply staying put and soaking up the bush surrounds.

Does the possibility of a 4pm checkout sound appealing? At Black Star your hosts know just what a difference it can make, and they offer guests just that on Sundays and public holidays (except in the summer season). The four-bedroom Airbnb sits on five private acres in Kangaroo Valley, around two and a half hours from Sydney, and you can expect some seriously lush views to the Barrengarry escarpment (across the resort-style pool and sculpture garden no less). 

Grab a glass of something cold and trundle on out to the massive outdoor deck to breathe in that serenity. Dog owners will love the fact that this pad is pet-friendly—just know there is an enclosure with goats and alpacas on the property (and yes you can feed them during your stay, hooray!) 

If immersing yourself on an alpaca filled retreat sounds like the dream, Little Valley Summerhouse has basically everything you could possibly want. Aside from being only 90-minutes from Sydney, the architect designed retreat is entirely off-grid, solar powered, and complete with a massive wood-fired hot tub overlooking the landscape. 

Tucked away in a working alpaca farm in Wollombi Valley, the cabin has been almost entirely crafted by hand—the furniture is bespoke from the owners, with a curated selection of alpaca textiles detailig the space. At the centre of the space lies a wood-fired hearth, perfect for cosying up on those chilly Hunter nights.

Immerse yourself in a spot of five-star luxury on 200 secluded acres in the NSW Mid North Coast. The legends that own this place spent more than two decades in luxury hospitality, managing five-star retreats, hotels, and celebrated cafes and restaurants, so you’re in good hands. 

Your sleek, black Airbnb has everything you need for an idyllic stay, including beds so comfy you’ll feel like you’re sleeping on a cloud. The open plan living space has a cosy couch, an indoor fireplace and epic views, plus there’s a full kitchen for whipping up a storm. If you’re after a bit of zen, you can head outside and you’ll find your own private hot tub and sauna for relaxation time.

This gorg NSW farm stay was the brainchild of Sunrise star Edwina Bartholomew and her husband Neil Varcoe, and it’s got major design cred, having been featured in a slew of glossy magazines.

The 1890s homestead sits on 100 acres of regenerated farmland in the Greater Blue Mountains and, as such, you get kangaroos, wombats, goannas, and birds (including the endangered Regent Honeyeater) to gaze at during your stay.

If a night under the stars floats your boat, you can also book swags and stay on the swag deck on the top of the hill with your very own campfire, whisky, and marshmallows. Tomorrow, there’s apples to pick in the orchard if the season allows, and cows to feed if the mood takes.

When there’s a quiet country road that leads you all the way to a stunning farmyard property, you know you’ve hit the jackpot. The Shed is a converted farm shed that has been transformed using a heap of recycled materials and it’s by far one of the most character-filled Airbnbs in NSW.

Here, two and a half hours from Sydney, you’re more than welcome to bring any animal friends along and you’ll find spacious living areas, a wood fire, and a pizza oven that makes even the worst cooks somewhat impressive.

We love that you can collect free range eggs from the chooks here, and pick herbs from the garden for your dinner with the crew. There's an outdoor bath overlooking that herb garden if you fancy a soak, and your Airbnb is set on the Kangaroo River (so yes, spontaneous dips during the warmer months are necessary).

Adventure-lovers take note. This adults-only luxury glamping experience set on a family farm in the wilderness of the Capertee Valley in NSW, three and a half hours from Sydney, offers a farm stay with a difference. Wake up in your king size bed and take in the seriously epic canyon views. Your home away from home might have canvas walls but it doesn’t scrimp on the luxe factor.

You’ve got your own kitchenette and an ensuite bathroom with a shower, large vanity and complimentary IKOU wellness products—plus bubble bath for the tempting outdoor tub. Cook up a feast on the Heston Blumenthal barbecue while the resident cows graze nearby, or take a pew by your private outdoor fire pit and bask in the sounds of nature.

Couples will want to snap up this adorable wooden home set among landscaped gardens on a seasonal flower farm on the NSW Barrington Coas, just over three hours from Sydney. Lovingly restored, this rustic stay is full of character and features an open plan living and dining space with pretty French doors that open out to a sun-drenched back deck. 

Fill up the claw foot bath that sits there and enjoy a soak while the sounds of nature soothe your soul. Brekkie is already sorted for you at this farm stay, thanks to the complimentary welcome board of fresh herbs, eggs and flowers provided by the owners.

You’re welcome to collect more eggs, herbs, veggies and fruit from the garden, depending on what’s there and, thoughtfully, a basket and secateurs are provided for your use.

You’re just 90 minutes’ drive from Sydney at this NSW farm stay, and yet your tiny off-grid getaway will leave you feeling seriously unwound. The legends that own this place invite guests to take a stroll through their vegetable and rose garden and feed some bread to the super friendly goats, cows and chickens. 

If you fancy taking farm-style living to the next level, you can purchase some free range eggs and seasonal produce from the veggie cart stationed at the farm’s main gate. Whipping up a meal in your tiny home kitchen will be a breeze—it’s got all the essentials you need and there’s an outdoor barbecue too.

Escape to your very own adults-only cabin sitting atop a working dairy farm on the NSW South Coast less than two hours’ drive from Sydney. Trig Point Cabin was handcrafted from reclaimed farm timber dating back to 1865, and the result is a place where temptingly modern meets gorgeously rustic.

Wake in a Queen bed before padding to the most unique bathroom—it’s semi-open and looks out over the most incredible view. There’s an outdoor bath to soak in too, plus a fire pit to cosy up around come nightfall with a red wine perhaps.

Nestled deep in the Capertree Valley, three and a half hours inland from Sydney, Practice Ground is surround by soaring sandstone escarpments and tucked into a 20-acre pocket of bushland—exactly where you want to be to truly switch off and escape from the city rush.

This architecturally designed cabin is well fitted out with all the modern comforts required to keep you cosy, while still staying true to its environment. Two large bedrooms and bathrooms are well equipped to cater to a group of four, while the open plan living area connects the interiors to the landscape outside.

The real drawcard, however, is the crackling outdoor brick hearth—snuggle up in a chair on chilly nights and enjoy uninterrupted views of the night sky.

For a romantic  and rustic getaway in NSW like no other, you’ll want to make your way to Bilpin (Blue Mountains way) for what has to be one of the state's most special couples' Airbnbs.

Roll on up and open the small, round, Hobbit-style door and you'll find yourself in a seriously cool stay which is built into the natural rock platform. You're high in the mountains here, meaning you'll peer out at a top-class view of the national park from the comfort of your cosy bed. Your Airbnb has a kitchenette for snack-making, and a simple bathroom with a compost toilet and a hot tub for soaking in.

PSA. This is not your average tiny home. This is Beyond Bubbles, a transparent dome perched high on a mountain top 90 minutes north of Sydney, with views of the Yengo National Park. Press the snooze button from your cosy queen bed and you’ll feel like you’re literally napping in nature. In front of your bed there’s a seat area for two—a top spot for sipping on a coffee as you gaze at the view. You’ll be thankful for the power points provided so you can make sure the phone’s charged for those inevitable Insta snaps.

Step outside your unique NSW home and you’ll find a separate bathroom with a hot shower, toilet, and a wash basin with a mirror. Plus, you’ve got a deck with a hot tub and barbecue, and two Adirondack chairs for lounging in come sunset.

Stone walls, two separate wings in which to reside, and the best unglazed circular oculus for the ultimate stargazing sesh: welcome to Night Sky, a NSW Airbnb with serious design cred.

She sits in a top spot in the heart of the Blue Mountains, less than two hours' drive from Sydney, and features a living and dining space with reclaimed brick walls and soaring ceilings worthy of a cathedral.

Come together in the fully-equipped kitchen and you can nibble on a cheese plate at the table while your nominated chef does their thing. Later, you can pad out to your private courtyard—it’s got a lawned area and a reflection pond where you can embrace your inner zen.

Couples can sip and snooze right by the Clyde River with a stay in this romantic South Coast abode which is suspended over the water and comes with a private deck to die for. 

The Punt House offers indoor/outdoor living heaven under four hours' drive from Sydney: we’re talking brekky whipped up in your own outdoor kitchen, a long, hot soak under the outdoor shower and a fire to snuggle around if all that alfresco fun gets too much.

We love how this place comes with its own private infrared sauna and you can do a spot of fishing directly from the deck. There’s a jetty you can launch a kayak from if you’re feeling in the mood, and you’re a scenic toddle from Batemans Bay town centre in case a pub lunch is on the cards.

This tiny home is perfect for couples looking to soak up the serenity of Jervis Bay's beautiful bushland. Located on a former native wildflower farm, The Hideaway is tucked into nature but has all the mod-cons needed for a luxurious beach holiday.

Inside you'll find it's a bit like a Tardis, with air-con, Wi-Fi, a smart TV, a cooktop, a dishwasher, an oven, and a microwave. All this, alongside a king-size bed, an outdoor fire pit with wood provided, and an outdoor shower. Essentially, a pint-sized slice of heaven made for summer escapes.

Hidden among the lush hills of Rosebank, 40 minutes out of Byron Bay and close to Minyon Falls and Nightcap National Park, La Serra is a dreamy glasshouse tiny home designed for slowing right down. Surrounded by open farmland and fresh hinterland air, this peaceful stay blends warm natural textures, earthy tones and quiet luxury.

Start your mornings with a coffee and homemade local breakfast treats while the mist rolls across the paddocks outside. Then spend the day exploring nearby rainforest trails and creeks, or simply settle into the slower pace of country life from the deck.

Come evening, things get even better. There’s a private outdoor galvanised bathtub made for stargazing soaks, plus a firepit perfect for cosy nights under the stars. Welcome to couples' heaven.

There’s something about a cheeky little glamping stay that adds a frisson of adventure to your romantic NSW vacay. Yes, you want a plush King bed, right? But you also want scenic Sapphire Coast energy, with a dramatic mountain backdrop and beautiful national parkland to explore.

Eco Dome is a NSW Airbnb with a difference. You get all the fun of glamping on a family-owned winery, but with some extra stuff too, like a minbar with local wines, beers and choccies, Starlink Wifi and access to the acclaimed Mimosa Wines restaurant.

Parking is super easy, and there’s a shared amenities block with three toilets, three bathrooms and filtered water. You’re just 15 minutes from Bermagui too, in case a little retail therapy floats your boat.

This one's for the couples and the architecture lovers out there. Designed by Alexander Symes, Pepper Tree Passive House is a state-of-the-art eco-home with a long list of awards for its impressive approach to sustainability.

Featured in Dezeen and on Grand Designs, the Airbnb's name comes from the 50-year-old Pepper tree that winds up through the centre of the house. It's lit by fairy lights come nightfall, making the spot beneath it the perfect place for a cheeky vino under the stars.

Sydney beach getaway here we come. Soak up the sunshine and embrace laid back living at this two-bedroom Airbnb at Coogee. It’s a pad with real wow-factor, thanks to its stunning views of the sandy stuff and close proximity to all the Eastern Suburbs fun.

Grab a cuppa and you’re gonna want to sit out on the spacious balcony and watch the world go by for a while. There’s a gas barbecue out here, so you can enjoy sunset eats in the summer time, and if you’d rather get amongst the action, that’s easy too, as you are mere footsteps from the surf.

The living, dining and kitchen is open-plan, meaning you can sink a few with the crew, while whipping up a snack. Want more? There’s a spa bath for sinking into after a day of holiday fun.

Love city living but fancy yourself some chill time in the best private courtyard too? You're not alone. This Sydney warehouse apartment delivers luxe indoor/outdoor vibes in spades and it sleeps four so your mates can come too. The living space at this Airbnb is seriously appealing, thanks to its soaring ceilings, artistic touches and of course the mega windows that open right up into that outside space you've been dreaming of.

Whip up a snack (or a feast) in the full kitchen and the crew can munch away at the long table, no trouble. But let's be real, when you're a stone's throw from South King Street and beautiful Sydney Park and an easy distance from all those epic Inner West restaurants, we reckon you're going to be spending heaps more time outside than in. 

Ooh la la! Embrace a touch of France at this gorgeous Sydney Airbnb, located just a 20-minute toddle from buzzing Manly Beach. Inside, it’s frankly gorg, with chic pendant lights, statement stone walls, and an eye-catching glass-sided spiral staircase which just calls out for Insta pics.

Your accommodation is set over three levels, and it’s worth noting that the stairs are steep, but it’s beautifully calming inside, with a cosy living space and a dining table that fits six. Need to check your emails during your Sydney getaway? There’s an office space with a daybed, desk and printer so you can do just that.

Later, we reckon you’re going to want to spend some time in the rear courtyard with its plunge pool for afternoon dips. There’s a couch out here too, so you can crack open a coldie afterwards and think about where to go for dinner.

Small but captivating, this Potts Point apartment is the ultimate inner-city sanctuary for when you’ve finished clocking up steps in the CBD and need a stylish spot to crash.

Located right at the heart of one of Sydney’s most delicious postcodes, Potts Point, you’re never too far away from a scrumptious almond croissant from Cafe de la Fontaine or a life-changing caffeine hit from Room Ten. 

You’ll find one-of-a-kind pieces by local artisans and designers tucked into every cosy corner of this apartment. And can we take a moment for that drool-worthy, all-pink bathroom? It does things to our brains we simply can’t explain—you’ll just have to see it for yourself.