4/49 Elizabeth Bay Rd, Elizabeth Bay, NSW, 2011

For Sale

4/49 Elizabeth Bay Rd, Elizabeth Bay, NSW, 2011

Guide - $925,000

58 m²

Apartment

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2 days on the market

Next inspection:: Saturday 24 October 1:00 PM

Inspection times

24th Oct

Saturday

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM

What's around 4/49 Elizabeth Bay Rd

Timeless Art Deco Elegance in the Heart of Elizabeth Bay

Set within the beautifully preserved Art Deco building 'Karori', this charming two-bedroom apartment showcases timeless period character and an exceptional lifestyle address in the heart of Elizabeth Bay. Rich in original architectural detail, the apartment combines generous proportions, ornate ceilings and polished timber floors with a wonderful sense of warmth and character. The inviting living and dining area is enhanced by soaring decorative ceilings and elegant period features, while beautiful French doors with an arched fanlight lead through to a well-appointed kitchen with ample storage and a dishwasher. Two comfortable bedrooms provide peaceful accommodation, complemented by a bathroom and an additional enclosed courtyard-style space. Built in the 1920s, 'Karori' is a distinguished character building with a grand columned entrance, marble staircase, beautiful stained-glass windows and intricate period detailing throughout. Perfectly positioned to enjoy the very best of Elizabeth Bay and Potts Point, the apartment is just moments from Macleay Street's celebrated cafés, restaurants, boutiques and convenient shopping. Enjoy leisurely walks through nearby Rushcutters Bay Park and along the picturesque harbour foreshore, with excellent transport connections and the CBD within easy reach. - Two-bedroom apartment in the charming Art Deco 'Karori' building - Spacious living and dining area with ornate decorative ceilings - Polished timber floors and beautiful original period detailing - Elegant French doors featuring a distinctive arched fanlight - Well-appointed kitchen with dishwasher and ample storage - Additional enclosed courtyard-style space (not on title) - Grand entrance with stained-glass windows and marble staircase - Moments from Macleay Street's cafés, restaurants and boutiques - Close to Rushcutters Bay Park, harbour foreshore and transport