Heritage Potts Point home hides a modern space with an indoor pool, wine cellar and art deco design
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Look inside the luxurious modern apartment with an indoor pool, 400 bottle wine cellar, GOLDEN kitchen and trendy marble bathrooms that lie behind this brown brick heritage facade
- An opulent modern trail with retro details hides behind the facade of a brown brick house in Potts Point
- Located on a leafy street in the sought-after inner city suburb of Sydney, it offers views of the skyline
- The original Edwardian house has been given a contemporary renovation, combining the old with the new
- It features an indoor pool, 400-bottle wine cellar, rooftop terrace, gold kitchen and marble bathrooms
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Behind a brown-brick heritage residence is a beautifully trendy apartment with an Art Deco-inspired design and modern luxuries such as an indoor pool and a 400-bottle glass wine cellar.
The opulent house is sandwiched between two streets and from the front it strongly represents Edwardian origins while showing off the contrasting modern renovation from the back.
Overlooking the Sydney skyline, the old-meets-new pad is located in the desirable inner-city suburb of Potts Point, moments from the CBD and the capital’s waterfront.
A brown brick home in one of Sydney’s most desirable suburbs hides an incredibly opulent home with an indoor pool, 400-bottle wine cellar and Art Deco-inspired design
The opulent house is sandwiched between two streets and from the front it strongly represents Edwardian origins while showing off the contrasting modern renovation of the rear
On entering there is a stylishly beautiful lounge with high ceilings, retro details, a marble fireplace and an adjacent dining area with an arched entrance, wet bar and bay windows
Textures of marble, brushed brass and smooth wood give the refined kitchen a regal air and stretching sliding glass doors illuminate the room
Entering the house, guests would feel like they are about to step back in time, but instead are greeted by a stylishly stunning lounge with high ceilings, retro details, a marble fireplace and a adjoining dining space with an arched entrance, wet bar and bay windows.
Beyond the plant-filled courtyard that saturates the living room with light and up a small staircase there is a spectacular family room with a sumptuous gold-decorated kitchen.
Textures of marble, brushed brass and smooth wood give the refined kitchen a regal air, and stretching sliding glass doors illuminate the room and lead to a leafy outdoor space.
Above the striking curved staircase, the second level houses three bedrooms, the master of which has ornate ceilings, a cozy fireplace and a pink and gray stone bathroom with gold accents, a double shower and tub.
Beyond the plant-filled courtyard that saturates the living room with light and up a small staircase there is a spectacular family room with a sumptuous gold-adorned kitchen
The second level houses three bedrooms, the master of which has ornate ceilings, a cozy fireplace and a pink and gray stone bathroom with gold accents, a double shower and tub
There are two more lavish bedrooms and uber-chic bathrooms, a sloping balcony that offers glimpses of Sydney city and a semi-covered roof terrace surrounded by cactus gardens
Below ground there is a mosaic tiled plunge pool, a double garage and a glass door wine cellar that can hold over 400 bottles
There are two more lavish bedrooms and uber-chic bathrooms, a sloping balcony that offers glimpses of Sydney city and a semi-covered roof terrace surrounded by cactus gardens.
Below ground there is a mosaic tiled plunge pool, a double garage and a glass door wine cellar that can hold over 400 bottles.
The house is now up for sale and although the brokers have kept the asking price stiff, it is expected to cost the next buyer millions with the average sale price for a three-bed apartment in Potts Point at $4.25 million.