'Como', Renovated Victorian Grandeur On Paddington's Signature Street
A masterclass in timeless elegance and contemporary luxury, this Victorian terrace overdelivers on space, style and lifestyle. With its distinguished street presence and refined period details, 'Como' was built in 1862 as the family home and jewel in the crown of William Taylor, the visionary Mayor and developer behind the creation of Paddington. While soaring ceilings, marble fireplaces and wainscot paneling define the front of the house, the rear opens to an enchanting entertainer's haven centered around a sparkling 6m pool. A tri-level layout offers superb flexibility with multiple living zones, three queen-king bedrooms and three designer ensuites plus powder room. Every detail has been carefully curated, from Parterre crystal chandeliers, Cole & Son wallpaper, European oak floors, custom joinery and a beautiful 4m glass wall that fills the house with light. With rear-lane access and scope for a garage and granny flat (STCA), this is a rare offering in the heart of the area's best fashion and dining scene.
- Wide-fronted tri-level Victorian terrace - Engineered Oak floorboards, 3.3m ceilings - 3 large bedrooms with built-ins, 3 ensuites - 4th bed ideal home office or children's room - Top floor suite with study nook and walk-in robe - Elegant period living and dining rooms - Original marble fireplaces and decorative plaster - Casual living with heated concrete floors - Miele-appointed kitchen, stone benchtops - Streamlined joinery and a breakfast bar - Bi-fold glass doors to an entertainers' oasis - Superb landscaping, mosaic-tiled pool - 3.5 designer bathrooms, underfloor heating - Rear lane access, garage potential STCA - Stroll to Queen and Oxford Streets and Five Ways - Easy access to the city and eastern beaches
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