Perfectly positioned opposite Birchgrove Oval and just 300m to the water's edge, this beautifully renovated c1890 Victorian captures the essence of peninsula living with its timeless charm, enchanting gardens and idyllic parkside setting. A fine addition to the streetscape with its wide gabled frontage and welcoming garden entry, the freestanding two-storey home has been tastefully reimagined with a keen eye for detail, creating interiors that are both elegant and deeply inviting. Evoking the warmth and comfort of a country retreat by the shores of Snails Bay, the four-bedroom home's carefully curated finishes, generous living spaces and family-focused layout combine to deliver exceptional liveability with a pavilion-style primary suite and a lofty 40sqm upper-level retreat with a second living area. The star of the show, established gardens create a private sanctuary for entertaining, relaxation and wellness, complete with an infrared sauna and veggie garden. Part of a community minded enclave just up from Gladstone Store with Charlotte Cafe around the corner, this is one of the best spots on the peninsula, 400m to Balmain Sailing Club and 800m to Balmain Wharf.
- 9m frontage with a gabled facade and cottage garden entry
- Welcoming central hallway, Kauri floorboards, high ceilings
- 4 bedrooms with built-in robes including a skylit loft retreat
- Main with lofty cathedral ceilings and a designer ensuite
- Double French doors to the courtyard, tranquil garden outlook
- Custom kitchen with 40mm stone benchtops/breakfast bar
- Smeg appliances, chef's gas range cooker, Blum cabinetry
- Dining with a gas fireplace, living with bi-folds to the garden
- Flagstone entertainer's courtyard with built-in bench seating
- Lush private bougainvillea-framed garden with infrared sauna
- Beautiful oversized family bathroom with a double stone vanity
- Freestanding bath, oversized shower, brushed brass finishes
- Custom laundry/powder room, reverse air, designer lighting
- Dress-circle parkside setting on a private 274sqm approx.
