29/1 Batty Street

Balmain NSW 2041

126 m²

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Luxury waterside living with world-class views

A dazzling ever-changing panorama over White Bay to the iconic city skyline animates this custom-renovated Rozelle residence, with the Harbour and Anzac Bridges framing a spectacular backdrop. Beautiful by day and dazzling by night, unobstructed views take centre stage through new energy-efficient, commercial-grade, soundproofed windows, creating a truly immersive experience. Herringbone parquetry floors bring warmth and texture to the oversized 98sqm approx layout, with generous living and dining spaces flowing to a wraparound balcony for alfresco dining against the glittering cityscape. A renovated designer kitchen and luxurious European-appointed bathrooms deliver a refined contemporary feel, while internal access to double garaging makes day-to-day living effortless. Peaceful and private, this waterside retreat offers access to a heated pool, spa, gym and sauna with parkland at the doorstep. With a cinematic outlook that will never be built out and just two sets of traffic lights to the city, this dynamic peninsula enclave is 100m to the historic Bald Rock Hotel and 300m to cult bakery Dawn Baked Goods and Sydney Brewery with close proximity to Balmain village. - Luxury waterside setting with panoramic, 180-degree views - Herringbone parquetry floorboards, ducted reverse cycle air - 2 spacious bedrooms, master with custom Ximula built-in robe - Master with Harbour Bridge views and a designer ensuite - Custom Caesarstone terrazzo kitchen - DishDrawer, Integrated Liebherr fridge, Miele combiSteam oven - Glass-framed living and dining with spectacular views - Deep wraparound terrazzo-paved entertainer's terrace - 2 designer bathrooms, Italian tiles, heated towel rails - New electrical and lighting systems, video intercom - Double parking with internal access and power for EV charger - Heated indoor pool, gym, spa, sauna and waterfront parkland - Stroll down to White Bay Power Station arts/creative hub