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A Sun-Filled Urban Retreat With Warehouse Soul
Refreshingly different and architecturally distinctive, this hidden urban haven fuses warehouse-inspired design with eco-friendly credentials in a secluded, quiet, mews-like enclave. Designed by architect Allan Dukes in 2002 and showcased in the Sydney Morning Herald’s 100 Amazing Sydney Homes in 2003, the north-facing residence is flooded with natural light and defined by dramatic barrel-vaulted ceilings that deliver instant wow factor. Privately set behind a sun-washed courtyard, the two-bedroom home unfolds with a strong sense of volume, character and individuality, complemented by a unique mezzanine level ideal as a study, creative space or home office. Cleverly designed to maximise space, light, airflow, and privacy, it offers a rare sense of calm and retreat in the heart of the east. Ideally positioned between world famous Bondi Beach and the heart of the Bondi Junction commercial precinct, this is a true one-of-a-kind retreat where architectural pedigree meets lifestyle and convenience.
– An imaginative, open plan layout affording superb flexibility of space
– Industrial aesthetics with finishes in steel, glass, and timber
– Two double bedrooms and a skylit mezzanine study/office
– Versatile floorplan to adapt to your lifestyle needs
– Spacious master bed with bi-folds to a sunny Juliet balcony
– Bask in Sydney skyline glimpses from the top floor
– Barrell vaulted ceilings, reverse air, extensive custom joinery
– Sun filled living and dining with polished American Ash floorboards
– French doors to a sunny north-facing entertainer’s courtyard
– Chef’s stainless steel gas kitchen, Kreon architectural lighting
– Stylish bathroom, separate internal laundry and storeroom
– Skylights, exceptional natural light and cross-flow ventilation
– Close to Westfield shopping, eateries, transport and Bondi Beach
Approximate Quarterly Outgoings:
Water Rates: $228 | Council Rates: $361
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