Positioned on a wide tree-lined street this contemporary renovation showcases a passionate attention to detail, elegantly mixing classic and federation charm with sleek, seamless interiors offering unrivalled quality throughout. Behind the immaculate period façade lies a home of light-filled ambience, sweeping space and utmost sophistication.
Set over two levels the impressive layout is configured to offer a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle with a landscaped, private north-facing terrace and garden, ideal for entertaining and relaxing in the sun. Only a few minutes walking distance to Memory Park, Avenue Road Village and ferry wharf. Close to Cremorne Orpheum, Mosman schools, shops and transport.
Accommodation:
- Library/piano room or extra bedroom, stunning feature fireplace
- Ground floor double bedroom, large picture window, original features
- Exquisite luxury all Travertine stone bathroom with freestanding bath
- Custom designed kitchen, Calacutta marble island and Blum drawers
- Two upstairs bedrooms, built in robes, Travertine luxury bathroom
- Sumptuous master suite with designer lighting and window seating
- Security system, ducted air con, ample storage, covered parking
Additional Features:
- Custom kitchen with Gaggenau built in steamer, Qasair rangehood, Insinkerator
- Under stair and insulated attic storage, custom built storage/shelving throughout
- Stunning polished timber flooring, wool carpet in bedrooms
- Underfloor bathroom heating, heated towel rails
- New rear bi-folds with insulated glass
- Air conditioning, natural gas outlets, timber plantation shutters
- Alfresco terrace with north facing lawn and mature garden
- Fully landscaped with irrigation system, rear pergola, privacy screen
- Undercover parking, security lighting, remote control gate
Please contact Colin Craig 0411 264 660 or Richard Harding 0411 875 022
** All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable, however we cannot guarantee or give any warranty to the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely upon their own enquiries.
