Making a lasting impression with its black and white filigree facade and Victorian good looks, this light and airy two-storey terrace holds a prized village setting just 100m to Darling Street and an easy stroll down to Mort Bay Park and the waterfront. One of a pair c1890, this three-bedroom home is freestanding to the north side with right of way access and only one common wall on the upper level. Interiors have been peeled back and recreated to mark a new style chapter without sacrificing its period charm with a stylish urban aesthetic that borrows from the streamlined minimalism of Scandinavian design. Bathed in natural light throughout, the home features a large attic with scope to convert in the future (STCA), while a highly practical layout includes a garden studio ideal as a home office or creative space. Beautifully presented and ready to move in, this village beauty is a pleasant walk across the park to the city ferry and footsteps to everything from artisan bakeries and independent boutiques to beer gardens and yoga studios making day to day living a breeze.
- Lovely street presence and a welcoming front verandah
- Two-storey layout, 3 bedrooms, 2 with built-in robes
- Main with French doors to a balcony, harbour breezes
- Lower level bedroom with an integrated Murphy Bed
- Garden studio ideal as a home office or creative space
- Stylish living room anchored by a feature fireplace
- Dining with banquette seating opens out the courtyard
- Designer kitchen with stone benchtops, Shaker cabinetry
- Suntrap courtyard with convenient separate access
- Tastefully appointed bathroom, studio with powder room
- Automated blinds, 24sqm lined attic, joinery by Tasker
- Split system heating/cooling for year-round comfort
- 150m stroll to the Royal Oak, 350m to Dry Dock Hotel
- Catchment for Birchgrove Public and Balmain Public Schools
