An Impressive Urban Sanctuary

Originally constructed in 1896 and part of the original diary on Barnett Street, this traditional double fronted façade now reveals a surprisingly spacious interior where classic charm complements contemporary style, and timeless character features blend beautifully with modern design to create a sophisticated mix of styles to easily meet every requirement for relaxed family living and carefree entertaining.<br/><br/>Opened up and styled up to deliver effortless living in one of Kensington's best streets, the impressively proportioned, perfectly presented interior is enhanced by an enviable location. Enjoying close proximity to the Macaulay Road, Bellair Street and Racecourse Road shops and cafes, trams, Macaulay station, easy CityLink access and a 400 m walk to Kensington train station for the two-stop trip to the CBD for work or play!<br/><br/>A traditional central hallway takes you past three robed bedrooms, a formal lounge and a sleek contemporary bathroom before opening to an expansive open plan living-meals. Finished with engineered timber floors and anchored by a kitchen showcasing Gaggenau, Smeg and Bosch appliances, it extends through French doors to a private courtyard where paved surfaces and no-mow turf deliver a haven for relaxing and entertaining. <br/><br/>Cleverly introduced above, the living is a generously proportioned light-filled mezzanine area. With plenty of space for a desk, books and a couch, it creates a valuable and versatile space ideal as a retreat where you can also work from home.<br/><br/>A second bathroom and a fourth bedroom opening off the living space deliver further flexibility and appeal.<br/><br/>An impressive urban sanctuary with space and convenience so rarely seen this close to the CBD, desired extras include a powered workshop, hydronic heating, solar power (with battery), split system unit, classic details of double hung windows, deep skirting boards, picture rails, ornate cornice, and an open fireplace.