At this address is a house on a parcel in 43/DP250200 Bondi Junction NSW. Comparable sales have been around $1,845,000. Built in 1905, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Sun-Filled Family Haven In A Leafy Parkside Setting The creative transformation of an early Victorian cottage strikes a perfect chord between historic charm and sustainable contemporary design in a leafy parkside enclave on the edge of Bondi Junction's retail hub. Recreated by Anderson Architecture to harness northerly sunshine and maximise space and airflow, the two-storey home is set opposite child-friendly St James Reserve with leafy vistas from the upper level giving it an urban treehouse feel. Recycled timber and brickwork adds warmth and texture to the interiors while innovative storage solutions and breakout spaces create a home that's incredibly liveable while treading lightly on the environment.Reinvented treasure c1895, Flemish Renaissance style frontage3 large bedrooms with built-ins and 2 contemporary bathroomsLight-filled living room, internal breezeway and floating staircaseBright Caesarstone gas kitchen, sun-drenched living and dining Custom linen-covered day beds, exposed beams, louvre windowsImported French window and bathroom hardware Private jasmine-framed courtyard garden, hot-water outdoor showerBBQ fitting on town gas, large attic and integrated storageNatural materials and finishes, non-toxic interior paintOriginal pine floorboards downstairs, blackbutt floors upstairs and window joinery throughoutBlackbutt built-in joinery in living spaces and master bedroomFrench windows with views over the parkFoxtel cabled in living room and master bedroomDA approval for Bi-Fold doors on kitchen north wallWoollahra Public School catchment, footsteps to Centennial Park Featured in Green Magazine 2012 and SMH Domain Front Cover May 2012