A creative reinvention of a timeless classic, this architecturally transformed weatherboard cottage delivers a refreshing, design-led vision of contemporary style grounded in light, space and materiality. Reimagined by Carter Williamson Architects in collaboration with Arclane, demanding the attention of Houses Magazine and nominated for NSW Architecture Awards. The home's articulated openings and sculptural new rear form create a striking new silhouette while drawing sunshine deep into the interiors and enhancing the home's sense of flow. The original front of the home retains its period charm while the contemporary rear opens seamlessly to a landscaped north-facing native garden, forming a beautiful connection between indoors and out. An uplifting palette of rich, earthy tones underpins the interiors, complemented by high-end finishes and ducted air for year-round comfort while a self-contained studio is ideal as a home office or income earner and oversized garaging doubles as additional entertaining space. Just 350m to Norton Street's cafe hub and 750m to the light rail, this is a robust, future-proofed home with soul, style and enduring appeal in the cosmopolitan heart of the inner west.
- Freestanding home on a north-facing dual access block
- Architecturally redesigned to maximise light and flow
- Picket-fenced front garden and skylit double-height entry,
- Engineered Oak and polished concrete floors, zoned air
- Stylish dining anchored by a sandstone-framed fireplace
- Streamlined Siemens-appointed kitchen, dual fuel cooktop
- Integrated Liebherr wine fridge and a Whispair rangehood
- Skylit living opens to a private landscaped north-facing garden
- Stylish architect-designed studio with a private laneway entry
- Polished concrete and limestone flooring, built-in work station
- Oversized garaging with built-in storage and laundry
- Houses Magazine Feature 2026
- Attention of ABC's Grand Designs Australia
- Nominated for NSW Architecture Awards
