This unique property began life as Quarry Hill State School No. 1165 until 1911, when it became the School of Domestic Arts till 1837. It then operated as a Congregational Church and Sunday school until its closure around 1980. Since then, a major transformation converted it into a complex of stylish studio loft apartments.
Apartment number three, hidden behind a tall picket fence, welcomes guests through French doors to a tiled entrance lobby, followed by an expansive open-plan living, dining and kitchen area. The vast living/dining area features an extra-high ceiling; a full wall of windows fills it with natural light, and it offers ample room for large-scale dining and entertaining. The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel gas/electric cooking appliances, a dishwasher, granite bench-tops, a corner pantry and sliding doors that roll back to reveal a Euro laundry and a broom closet.
Located on the ground level, the second bedroom is large enough to accommodate a study area, includes a wall of built-in robes and is conveniently positioned beside the main bathroom and separate toilet.
The oversized loft-style main suite is a place to retreat, relax, and rejuvenate, with an ensuite bathroom and an attached walk-in robe/dressing room.
With rising fuel costs, car-less living is becoming an attractive option. This city-fringe position, just over the Mitchell Street bridge, opposite the train station and close to the city cafe scene, makes this distinctive residence the perfect choice for a low-maintenance lifestyle for a range of buyers.
Selling fully furnished - Investors will note its successful record as a furnished accommodation business venture.
While the building is steeped in history, the apartment is the essence of trendy townhouse living with hardly a better location for a carefree inner-city lifestyle.
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