Breathtaking early 20th Century Walsh Bay Finger Wharves, a family of timber wharves and shore sheds that extend out into Sydney's harbour. They are the largest timber structures in the world, romantic symbols of Sydney's maritime history and the first structures in Australia to be nominated as a World Heritage Site. Over the last few years the wharves and shore sheds have been reworked into a modern residential and cultural precinct by Bates Smart, Australia's oldest architectural firm with the help of renowned French architect Phillipe Robert. Now one of Sydney’s most exclusive harbourside addresses.
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