See inside the luxurious modern apartment with an indoor pool, 400-bottle wine cellar, GOLD kitchen and trendy marble bathrooms that lies behind this brown brick heritage facade
- A lavishly modern pad with retro details hides behind the façade of a brown brick home in Potts Point
- It lies along a leafy street in the sought-after inner-city suburb in Sydney and boasts views of the skyline
- The original Edwardian house was given a contemporary renovation and combines the old with the new
- It features an indoor pool, 400-bottle wine cellar, roof terrace, golden kitchen and marble bathrooms
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Behind a brown-brick heritage home lies a magnificent on-trend apartment with an art deco-inspired design and contemporary luxuries like an indoor pool and 400-bottle glass wine cellar.
The lavish home is sandwiched between two streets and from the front, strongly represents its Edwardian origins while showcasing its contrastingly modern renovation from the back.
Boasting views of the Sydney skyline, the old-meets-new pad sits in the sought-after inner-city suburb of Potts Point, a stone’s throw away from the state capital’s CBD and waterfront.
A brown-brick heritage home in one of Sydney’s most sought-after suburbs hides an incredibly lavish home with an indoor pool, 400-bottle wine cellar and art deco-inspired design
The lavish home is sandwiched between two streets and from the front, strongly represents its Edwardian origins while showcases its contrastingly modern renovation from the back
Upon entry there is a stylishly stunning lounge with soaring ceilings, retro details, a marble fire place and adjoining meals area with an arched entrance, wet bar and bay windows
Textures of marble, brushed brass and smooth timber give the sophisticated kitchen a regal ambiance and stretching glass sliding doors illuminate the room
Entering the home, guests would feel like they’re about to step back in time but are instead greeted by a stylishly stunning lounge with soaring ceilings, retro details, a marble fireplace and adjoining meals area with an arched entrance, wet bar and bay windows.
Past the plant-filled courtyard that saturates the lounge with light and up a small set of stairs there is a spectacular family room with an opulent gold-adorned kitchen.
Textures of marble, brushed brass and smooth timber give the sophisticated kitchen a regal ambiance and stretching glass sliding doors illuminate the room and lead out to a leafy alfresco entertaining space.
Up the statement curved staircase, the second level houses three bedrooms with the master featuring ornate ceilings, a cosy fireplace as well as a pink and grey stone bathroom with touches of gold, a double shower and bathtub.
Past the plant-filled courtyard that saturates the lounge with light and up a small set of stairs there is a spectacular family room with an opulent gold-adorned kitchen
The second level houses three bedrooms with the master featuring ornate ceilings, a cosy fireplace as well as a pink and grey stone bathroom with touches of gold, a double shower and bathtub
There are two more generous bedrooms and uber-chic bathrooms, an angled balcony which offers glimpses of Sydney city and a semi-covered roof terrace surrounded by cactus gardens
Below ground there is a mosaic-tiled plunge pool, double garage as well as a glass-door wine cellar that can fit and display more than 400 bottles
There are two more generous bedrooms and uber-chic bathrooms, an angled balcony which offers glimpses of Sydney city and a semi-covered roof terrace surrounded by cactus gardens.
Below ground there is a mosaic-tiled plunge pool, double garage as well as a glass-door wine cellar that can fit and display more than 400 bottles.
The home is now for sale and while the agents’ have remained tight-lipped on the asking price, it is expected to cost its next buyer millions with the median sale price for a three-bed unit in Potts Point at $4.25million.
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