A unique and historic double-fronted 1860s home on a dual-access 260sqm block, just a few steps from Taylor Square and Oxford Street, this architect-crafted residence is a soulful storyteller of grand old Sydney. In its fittingly named ‘Great Room’, the stained glass and cast-iron roof supports were salvaged from Central Station, while the enormous folding glass doors and elevator façade came from the Grace Bros building. These storied features are seamlessly layered into the design with both poetry and precision for a warm and enchanting home of remarkable pedigree. With access to the huge double garage from Sherbrooke Street, it’s a NE-facing design with layers of indoor/outdoor connection.
Highlights
- City-fringe position, glimpses of the CBD
- Separate living, dining, family, bfast areas
- Oversized proportions, 4.1m-high ceilings
- Timber & gas kitchen, concertina doors
- Established greenery & paved courtyard
- Master w/ arched window to private deck
- NE aspect, oversized glass & natural light
- All generous bedrooms w/ built-in robes
- Double garage access via Sherbrooke St
- Amid bars, dining, galleries & laneway life
