One of the peninsula's earliest homes has undergone a masterful reinvention by internationally acclaimed architects Fox Johnston that links the old with the new via a striking pavilion-like extension that integrates seamlessly with a suntrap internal garden oasis. Built in the late 19th century, the freestanding home sits pretty behind a gorgeous cottage garden with the original front of the home accommodating an oversized master suite and two additional generous bedrooms while the social spaces are bathed in northerly sunshine with a huge clerestory window framing a wide open skyscape. A robust palette of materials and custom finishes achieve a deft balance between solidity and transparency with a Zen-like water feature achieving a moat-like effect that underscores a sense of sanctuary. Incredibly peaceful and private with a Harbour Bridge view from the gorgeous front verandah, this unique peninsula haven is just 400m to Charlotte Cafe and a scenic 750m walk across Mort Bay Park to the ferry.
- 10.8m frontage, lovingly restored convict-cut brickwork
- Wisteria-framed verandah, views to the Harbour Bridge
- Wide central hall, solid American White Oak floorboards
- Bay fronted master suite with a fireplace and walk-in robe
- Sun-filled living pavilion with a moat-like water bridge
- Solid American Oak kitchen anchored by a breakfast island
- Miele appliances, induction hob with wok burner,
- Intergrated Liebherr fridge/freezers and extensive custom joinery
- Built-in study area and library wall, RealFlame gas fireplace
- Cedar bi-folds to a private internal deck with built-in bbq
- Rooftop viewing deck with 270-degree city and bridge views
- 35sqm approx attic storage with pull-down ladder access
- Main with a Japanese soaking tub and concealed laundry
- Ducted air, optimal light and airflow, Welsh slate roof
