48 Queen Street Newtown, NSW 2042

-LEASED BY KRIS BOGHOSSIAN 0481 437 002 - This late 19th century terrace has been given a new lease of life with an inspired architect-designed rebuild that pays homage to the past while delivering a thoroughly contemporary home. Newly recreated from the ground up, every detail has been carefully considered and beautifully crafted from the restored filigree facade and tessellated tile entry to the bespoke joinery and custom leather banquette seating.

Three levels of designer luxury, a landscaped urban garden and ducted air for year-round comfort make this inner city residence not only incredibly stylish but beautiful to live in. Set on a one-way street in a prized pocket of Newtown North, the three bedroom home is a just a few hundred metres to Hollis Park and Carriageworks with cosmopolitan King Street at the end of the one-way street.

• Leafy setting between King Street and Carriageworks
• Crisp white facade with elegant iron lace balustrading
• Streamlined interiors, terrazzo floors, timber paneling
• 3 bedrooms with plush carpeting, 2 with built-in robes
• Master suite with a traditional iron lacework balcony
• 2nd bed with Juliet balcony, sunny top floor retreat
• Fluid living and sitting anchored by original fireplaces
• Custom Caesarstone kitchen with a 3m breakfast island
• Integrated appliances, gas cooktop, plentiful storage
• Stylish dining with a custom leather banquette seating
• Metal-framed bi-fold doors to a landscaped courtyard
• 2 designer bathrooms, powder room, concealed laundry
• Ducted reverse air, designer lighting
• Stroll to Hollis Park, 550m to Macdonaldtown station
• Walk to cafes, bars, restaurants and Sydney University

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