On an exclusive North Shore peninsula, The Ritz embodies the height of glamour. Originally built as a hotel in 1913, it has been masterfully converted to nine luxurious residences, plus superb recreational facilities, all against a breathtaking harbor backdrop.
This magnificent whole-floor apartment spans 365 square meters, or nearly 4,000 square feet, graced with such lavish finishes as imported marble baths and flooring, European oak floors, American oak panelling, and vaulted ceilings with ornate cornices. The expansive living and dining areas are encased in floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize the views, ranging across the harbor and bridge to the city skyline, the opera house, and historic Fort Dixon  

Cremorne, Australia

A grand terrace ideal for alfresco entertaining extends from these rooms. At the home’s heart is the beautifully finished granite and timber kitchen, appointed with Gaggenau appliances.
Within its own vast wing, the stunning master suite contains an enormous dressing area and office space as well as two deluxe baths, one with a spa tub. Two additional en suite bedrooms accommodate guests in privacy and comfort.
Other amenities include a wine cellar, a private lift from the two-car garaging, and two concealed home-theater systems.