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Centennial Park to rent out holiday properties

Scott Bolles
Scott Bolles

Centennial splendour: Revamped cottages offer an in-house chef.
Centennial splendour: Revamped cottages offer an in-house chef.Supplied

In what might prove to be central Sydney's closest answer to a game park stay, Centennial Park's recently restored residences will be available for rent in just a few months.

The holiday homes will come complete with the option of an in-house chef from hot local restaurant, Vincent.

James Hird, co-owner of Woollahra's the Wine Library, Pinbone and Vincent restaurants, confirmed the group will look after the food at the park's new five-star boutique accommodation.

"We'll do breakfasts, picnic hampers, even their own chef for the night if they want it," he says.

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Regular joggers in the park have tracked the building work that has seen massive chandeliers luxe up the heritage-listed ranger's and superintendent's residences; a makeover done by the team at the Hughenden Hotel.

Guests will be able to do wildlife spotting, looking out for the park's full-time residents - tawny frogmouths, possums, and the odd fox. Hird says his restaurant group is also on track for the reopening of Buzo restaurant, in a CBD site, in early 2015.

But before that, they will open a new function room at Vincent.

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Scott BollesScott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.

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