Showcasing a mid-century modernist aesthetic, this 1920s freestanding bungalow has been transformed to create a contemporary home defined by natural light, an organic flow and a deep connection to the outdoors. On a wide, tree-lined cul-de-sac, the residence sits on a level 418sqm. Designed for relaxed living and entertaining, a lofty pavilion-style extension forms the social heart of the home, with walls of glass dissolving the boundary between indoor and outdoor living. An expansive deck and lush lawn extend the living space, while a 37 sqm self-contained studio offers flexibility as a teen retreat, guest suite or creative space. Every detail has been executed with precision, from the custom ply joinery, engineered oak timber floors, highlight and louvre windows, and ceilings that soar up to 3.4m high. A full-floor attic adds future potential to further expand (STCA), all just 300m to Taverners Hill light rail, 200m to the new 6km GreenWay walking and cyclng corridor, 300m to Leichhardt Marketplace and 800m to Lewisham train station and approximately a 10-minute walk to Cafe Bones and off-leash dog park.
- Quiet cul-de-sac, sunny level 418sqm block
- Custom designed study, marine ply joinery, engineered oak timber floors
- Corian kitchen with a 3m breakfast island and butler's pantry
- St George gas cooktop, Smeg oven, Qasair exhaust
- RealFlame gas fireplace, custom banquette, designer lighting
- Instant Rinnai gas hot water in house and studio
- Multi-system Daikin zoned air throughout, gas bbq bayonet
- Huge attic storage with ladder access, scope to develop (STCA)
- Highlight and louvre windows, optimal natural light and airflow
