11/31B Fitzroy St, Kirribilli, NSW, 2061 - Apartment Sold on 20 08 2025

SoldAug 20, 2025

11/31B Fitzroy St, Kirribilli, NSW, 2061

Amount undisclosed

55 m²

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Aug 20, 2025

What's around 11/31B Fitzroy St

Stylish Art Deco top floor apartment for modern lifestyle

Around 250 metres to the harbour and almost adjacent to the Kirribilli village this transformed 55 sqm apartment enjoys the prime North-East corner position on the top floor in a tightly held boutique block of just 12 apartments. This central location is a short stroll to a myriad of cafes and eateries, harbourside parks and foreshore, and just minutes to the heart of the CBD With a Parisian style and lovingly renovated throughout, enjoying high ceilings and timber floors, this apartment retains the elegant art deco features in harmony with all of life's modern conveniences. This sublime and sunlit executive or investor apartment is spaciously proportioned throughout with nothing left to spend. - Private entrance foyer leads through to sunlit open plan living and dining space - Renovated kitchen with breakfast bar features gas cooktop and electric oven - Queen sized bedroom with full length built in robe and reverse cycle air con - Ensuite bathroom features frameless glass shower and generous internal laundry facilities - Original polished timber floors throughout, ornate 2.8m ceilings, sash windows - North facing covered balcony with leafy outlook and North Sydney skyline vistas - Planation shutters in living and bedrooms - Resident Parking Zone permit available or just a 350m walk to Milsons Point station or the ferry services. First Open House Saturday 5 July at 11 - 11.30am. Please call Craig Litchfield 0413 027 568 or Karina Kong 0438 836 388 for further information or if you would like a private inspection. Disclaimer: This information has been obtained from third party/sources we deem to be reliable. We make no representation as to its accuracy. All images and photographs are indicative only. We are merely passing the information on. Any interested parties should make their own enquiries