Character-Filled Art Deco Apartment on a Quiet Street. Steps to the Ferry, the Beach and the Foreshore. Boutique Block of Six.
Situated on the tightly-held Kurraba Point peninsula, this block of just six is the kind of building that gave the lower North Shore its character - and the kind that rarely comes to market. Two apartments per level, no common walls, and open space around the building on every side.
An oversized three bedroom apartment on the top floor, w ...
Character-Filled Art Deco Apartment on a Quiet Street. Steps to the Ferry, the Beach and the Foreshore. Boutique Block of Six.
Situated on the tightly-held Kurraba Point peninsula, this block of just six is the kind of building that gave the lower North Shore its character - and the kind that rarely comes to market. Two apartments per level, no common walls, and open space around the building on every side.
An oversized three bedroom apartment on the top floor, with 84sqm of well-planned living, a brand new carport and its original detailing intact.
A generous living room anchored by an original fireplace flows to a separate dining area open to the kitchen. The living room takes the northern light, the bedrooms open to the morning sun, and the kitchen looks south towards the Harbour Bridge. Top floor position means it's warm through winter and cool through summer, with a sea breeze drawing right through from the living room to the kitchen.
Thrupp Street runs quietly between Aubin Street and Kurraba Road, well away from the main road.
Features:
• Top floor position - two apartments per level, no common walls
• Three well-proportioned bedrooms, two with built-in robes
• Living room with original fireplace and polished pine floors
• Separate dining area flowing openly to the kitchen
• Gas kitchen with timber benchtops and ample storage
• Northerly living room, easterly bedrooms, southerly kitchen outlook
• Excellent natural light and cross-ventilation throughout
• Original art deco cornices, stepped ceilings and period light fittings
• Classic tiled bathroom with full-size bath and separate shower
• New carport
• Boutique building of only six, with space between neighbouring buildings
• 84sqm internal
The foreshore is moments away. Neutral Bay Wharf is a six or seven minute walk down the hill, with Hayes Street Beach beside it and Anderson Park a similar distance at the head of the bay.
Commuting couldn't be easier: the F5 ferry reaches Circular Quay in twelve minutes, every half hour on weekdays, and the 225 bus stops at the top of the street - one way to the wharf, the other to Military Road and Neutral Bay Junction. The city is five to ten minutes over the Bridge.
See you at the open!