The artistic revival of one of the street's earliest homes pays homage to the past while opening out the rear to bring in the light and integrate with the private tropical garden beyond. Part of a picture-perfect row built c1890, 'Chelsea' makes a handsome addition to the streetscape with its classic facade and tessellated tile verandah while a creative redesign by local architect Richard Clarke steps up the volume with open sightlines and banks of glass that bathe the upper level in northerly sunshine. A custom kitchen serves as an effortless gravitational point of the home with a muted contemporary palette underscoring a sense of calm and architectural details lifting the interiors. Right on the cusp of Enmore with the iconic Enmore Theatre at one end of the street and dog-friendly Enmore Park at the other, this beautifully reimagined four-bedroom home is one of Sydney's best neighbourhoods for culture, lifestyle and entertainment.
- Original tessellated tile verandah, iron lace and palisade fence
- 4 double bedrooms, 2 with built-ins and 2 with a fireplace
- Polished timber floors, 3.2m high ceilings, wide skirting boards
- Custom kitchen in Fresh Concrete with a curved island bench
- Bosch appliances, induction cooktop, Billi tap, Oak veneer cabinetry
- Stylish living and dining with engineered Oak floors, skylights
- Wide French doors to an entertainer's deck and lush garden
- Outdoor festoon lighting creates a magical ambiance by night
- 2 designer terrazzo-floored bathrooms with heated towel rails
- Main with a bath and tropical courtyard for a spa-like feel
- Custom-fitted laundry, Daikin reverse cycle air, gas heating
- One of the world's 20 coolest neighbourhoods (TimeOut 2023)
- 300m stroll up to the Enmore Theatre and Taste Organic
- 700m to Newtown station and the heart of vibrant King St
- Close to Enmore Park and Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre
- Rates: Water $195pq, Council $403pq (All approx.)
Contact Moira Verheijen 0414 343 995
Our recommended loan broker: Tommy Nguyen (www.loanmarket.com.au/tommy-nguyen)
