Parisian elegance meets chic contemporary appeal in this exquisite semi-sized apartment, tucked to the rear of a timeless c1920s block of six on the doorstep of Rushcutters Bay Park. Impressive in scale and with only two apartments per floor, this stunning residence features a classic layout with beautifully appointed interiors enhanced by soaring ornate ceilings with decorative cornices and original timber floorboards. A sleek stainless-steel and marble kitchen is equipped with premium Miele gas appliances and a dishwasher, while there is a generous combined lounge and dining area and a sunroom with French doors opening to a Juliet balcony. Both the bedrooms are oversized and appointed with built-in wardrobes and there is a deluxe marble bathroom with a combined bath and shower. Experience harbourside living and village convenience at its best, within footsteps of the park and harbour foreshore, while enjoy a stroll to cosmopolitan Potts Point with its selection of shops and cafés, chic boutiques and celebrated bars and eateries. It is placed a short walk to Kings X Station and boasts rapid access to the CBD.
• House-sized proportions, two apartments per floor
• Wonderfully spacious combined lounge and dining
• Gourmet s/steel kitchen with marble splashbacks
• Miele gas cooktop and oven, s/steel dishwasher
• Two large bedrooms appointed with built-in robes
• Sizeable sunroom with mezzanine storage space
• French doors to Juliet balcony with leafy outlooks
• Sunroom can be converted to loft-style/3rd bed
• Internal laundry facilities, abundant pantry storage
• Chic marble bathroom with combined bath/shower
• Heated bathroom flooring with timed settings
• Sleek heated towel rail for year-round comfort
• Soaring ornate ceilings with decorative cornices
• Polished timber floorboards, gas outlet in lounge
• Peaceful cul-de-sac on doorstep of Rushcutters
• Footsteps to tennis club and Reg Bartley Oval
• Stroll to harbour foreshore and boat-studded bay
• Walk to cosmopolitan Potts Point shops and cafés
• Walk to Kings Cross Station and weekend markets
