Sydney's first residential apartment building listed for sale in Millers Point

Stevens Building in Millers Point, the first residential apartment building to be constructed in New South Wales, is the next on the Property New South Wales sell-off.

The Windmill Street building, designed by renowned architect Joseph Alexander Kethel, comprises 11 apartments with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Garrison Church and Observatory Hill.

There are nine one bedroom apartments and two two bedroom apartments, with open balconies to each level. The ground floor apartments have their own courtyards.

It was built in 1900 as a boarding house on the site of the former ‘Live and Let Live Hotel.'

The property is being marketed by Sydney Sotheby's agent Richard Shalhoub in conjunction with Savills agents Rob Lowe and David Hickey.

They have a $9 million to $9.5 million guide for its December 14 auction. It is to be sold in one line. 

An entire row of period terrace duplexes will also be sold on the day.

As of August, 655 new social housing dwellings have been completed and 422 dwellings are under construction, Property NSW said in a media release.