Sydney’s best homes to celebrate New Year’s Eve up for sale

By Realestates News On Sep 11, 2024

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Ideal party homes to ring in the New Year across Sydney have hit the market.

Homes on the market with the best vantage spots for New Year’s Eve across Sydney are attracting huge interest in the lead up to the holiday season.

From Sydney Harbour Bridge views to sweeping views across the entire city, there are homes waiting for their next party to ring in the new year.

If you buy into the nearly completed Greenwich project Akoya, you could see in 2024 from an infinity pool overlooking the city skyline and bridge.

Avoiding crowds would be well worth the millions you need to buy a home with views of the world famous Harbour Bridge. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

The finishing touches are currently being made to Akoya Greenwich which has an infinity pool directly overlooking the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

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Alceon development director Todd Campling said the development was incredibly close to completion, with just four apartments left on the market.

“To be honest, it looks amazing,” he said.

“The view is just unbelievable, even from the ground floor. It’s such a unique and rare site.”

He said the development was built on the ridge line in Greenwich next to the highway.

“Buyers couldn’t believe the views and how quickly everything falls away,” he said.

“There was no need to do drone photography on this site.”

The Akoya development is build on the ridge line, with views from the ground floor.

Mr Campling said the views not only added value to the apartments, but were perfect for New Year’s Eve with people keen on ringing in 2024 on the rooftop.

“The views are like something from a skyscraper and this only eight storeys,” he said.

“It’s so rare to get that sense of scale.”

Meanwhile in Lavender Bay, a four bedroom home described as a “landmark harbourfront residence of size, creativity and scope” is on the market with views over Luna Park and the bridge.

The home, at 3 Walker St, is the former home of Australian painter Peter Kingston and is on the market for the first time in 50 years.

This Lavender Bay takes in views of Luna Park and the bridge.

The home was owned by Australian painter Peter Kingston.

“Rarely does a prospect arise that presents a lifestyle of such history, space and premium positioning … truly, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” the listing says.

It’s well and truly a case of front row seats to the main event – the 9pm and midnight fireworks – at a two storey villa in Darling Point.

The listing for 9/38 Darling Point Rd says the partially renovated three bedroom villa enjoys “gun-barrel Harbour Bridge views, while bi-fold doors allow an effortless transition to a sun bathed entertainers’ terrace, perfect for watching magical sunsets and the famous NYE fireworks”.

Meanwhile down the road at 27B/3 Darling Point Rd is a one-bedroom apartment in the Ranelagh complex with a price guide of…