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Friday, September 17, 2010
The eastern Sydney suburb of Paddington is renown for its galleries, boutiques, parks, cafes & many beautifully restored terrace houses. Only 3.5kms. from the Sydney CBD, most Paddington residential development is characterised by single and double storey terrace style houses. As the Victorian period progressed and especially towards the end of the century, the simplicity of Georgian houses & terraces tended to give way to elaborate decorations and wrought iron fittings. These small terraces give Paddington its distinctive architectural character.
75 Paddington Street, Paddington is a gorgeous c. 1880's cottage which has undergone a remarkable renovation. While adding a contemporary edge to the design, the reno. has also importantly, incorporated & celebrated many of the home's original period features. The exterior view of the front of the house.
The heated swimming pool & terrace area.
A light-filled contemporary living space with vaulted ceilings incorporates a CaesarStone kitchen.
The sitting room at the front of the house, with its high ceilings, refined period details & open fireplace.
Fabulous dining room featuring the original exposed sandstone walls.
Cosy reception rooms again highlighting original features such as the recycled blackbutt floors.
Wonderful use of light wells on the upper landing.
More exposed sandstone walls used to great effect here in a bedroom.
The main bedroom is tucked up under the roof.
Clever design has maximised the available space for storage in the main bedroom.
Large double skylights allow the light to flood into the main upstairs bathroom.
The downstairs reception rooms access the central courtyard garden via French doors opening onto the terrace. This home is a perfect little gem set right in the heart of one of Sydney's most vibrant suburbs.
Images: Mcgrath Real Estate
Images: Mcgrath Real Estate
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