Glamorous Inner City Terrace With Highly Prized Parking On Darlinghurst's Best Street
The tasteful redesign of this inner city terrace captures the essence of urban glamour with a unique layout featuring streamlined whole-floor living and entertaining space designed to embrace an internal courtyard. A statement in style and urbane living on Darlinghurst's best street, the stylishly appointed two-storey terrace is set on a leafy avenue just a couple of doors down from the Darlo General store between Victoria Street's celebrated dining strip and Neild Avenue's eat street and gallery hub. Dark walnut floorboards and crisp white walls set a stylish mood with a custom chef's Varenna kitchen by Poliform flanked by a wall of bi-folds doors that blurs the line between indoor and outdoor living. With three bedrooms on the upper level including an enormous master with a sitting room and beamed ceilings, this sleek city residence features rear lane access to garaging as a massive bonus so close to the city and a 30sqm attic retreat with potential to reconfigure as a fourth bedroom (STCA).
North facing, marble-tiled entry portico 3 double bedrooms on the upper level Master with a sitting room and fireplace Windows on the north bring in the light Poliform built-ins and plush dark carpet Sun-filled living room, Tallowwood floors Sitting room with a RealFlame gas fireplace Stylish dining with a statement chandelier Suntrap internal courtyard, Italian tiles Streamlined Vareena by Poliform kitchen Stainless steel benchtops, Miele appliances 2 contemporary bathrooms, powder room 30sqm approx loft retreat or home office Potential to convert into a 4th bed STCA Secure parking with level rear lane access Italian Olivari hardware, Big Ass ceiling fans 550m walk down to Rushcutters Bay Park Cafes, restaurants and small bars all around 600m to Kings Cross station and Potts Point Within Darlinghurst Public School catchment
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