13/54 Darling Point Road, Darling Point

Bathed in northerly sunshine and transformed with an interior designer's eye, this elegant Darling Point apartment brings European sophistication to an idyllic peninsula setting. A custom renovation places light, craftsmanship and functionality at the heart of the home with level lift access to secure parking making harbourside living beautifully effortless. Set in Denholm, a secure block of 25, the north-east corner apartment is cocooned in greenery with intimate views over the tip of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House creating a glittering harbour backdrop that turns magical by night. Reconfigured from two bedrooms, the spacious layout incorporates a sun-filled study that can easily be converted back into a second bedroom. Two balconies extend the living space outdoors, with a north-facing balcony overlooking the bay and a second with an automated awning conceived as an intimate alfresco dining room. European Oak herringbone floors lay a timeless foundation, while bespoke artisan details and vintage Italian lighting create a richly layered interior. Soft tones and carefully considered finishes bring tailored elegance and cohesion to the generous flow-through layout. As evening falls, the lighting casts a warm glow, setting the scene for atmospheric entertaining. Combining designer elegance with secure level access, this peninsula haven is positioned between Rushcutters Bay and Double Bay, 650m to the waterfront and Cruising Yacht Club and 800m to Double Bay Wharf, with the bay's celebrated restaurants, cafes and boutiques an easy walk away. NE corner with only one common wall Stylish entry hall, herringbone Oak floors King-sized main with a wall of built-ins Study with built-ins (potential 2nd bed)Miele-appointed Caesarstone kitchen Sunlit living with a north-facing balcony Intimate harbour views, magic by night Luxurious bathroom with a double vanity Reverse cycle air, ample built-in storage Scure parking with level lift access Easy city access, 600m to Darling Point WharfWalk down marinas and harbour dining