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3 Elanora Street, Rose Bay NSW 2029

Rose Bay, NSW 2029

$1,400,000

Sold

Sold 30 Jan 2026

2

Bedrooms

1

Bathrooms

669

Land (m²)(click)

apartment

Type

Ray White

G

Graham Berman

0419240598

V

Vincent Varga

0435198748

Selling Agent's Description

Poised on the ground floor of a boutique Art Deco building, this fully renovated apartment creates a haven of light, space and beautiful heritage charm in the heart of Rose Bay. The flowing layout showcases freshly painted interiors blanketed in new oak floors, a marble finished kitchen, open living space with distinct lounge and dining areas as well as radiant bedrooms and a gorgeous rainshower bathroom. Opposite The Royal Sydney Golf Club fairway, this quiet yet central home is a level walk to Rose Bay Wharf and idyllic leafy parks. • 2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom • Contemporary interiors bathed in natural light • Marble kitchen with shaker style cabinetry • Light filled bedrooms appointed with built-ins • Beautiful rainshower bathroom, marble vanity • Euro laundry, high ceilings, casement windows • Close to Rose Bay Beach, cafés and schools Ray White Double Bay - Exceptional Living Begins Here Our recommended loan broker https://broker.loanmarket.com.au/DOUBLE-BAY

Location

Rose Bay, NSW 2029

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Trading History

6 recorded events

+775.0%

total growth

18 Feb 2026Most Recent

Verified

$1,400,000$21,212/m²

Held for19 days66 m²

Sold 30 Jan 202655d on market

Ray WhiteAgency Listing

$1,400,000$2,093/m²

+317.9%from prior

Held for26y 4m669 m²

28 Sep 1999

Government Record

$335,000$505/m²

+48.9%from prior·+5.6%p.a. to Most Recent

Held for1y 6mZoningA664 m²

AI Architectural Analysis

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43Standard

Design Style

hamptonscoastal contemporarycontemporary

Ideal For

family homelifestyle acreagefirst home

Conservation

Heritage Conservation Area

Analysis

This appears to be a well-executed, sympathetic renovation of a period flat — original cornices, sash windows and high ceilings have been retained and combined with quality finishes (marble benchtops, oak floors, encaustic-style tiles). It is architecturally appealing as a restored period interior but it is not a one‑off architect-designed house or groundbreaking design.

Key Architectural Features

period ceiling cornices and mouldingdouble-hung/sash windows with security barsshaker-style kitchen cabinetrymarble benchtops and splashbacksubway-tiled bathroom with patterned encaustic-style floor tileslight oak timber floorshigh ceilings and good natural lightsympathetic period-style joinery and hardware