114 Riley Street Darlinghurst, NSW 2010

Architectural masterpiece with a 'walk to anywhere' locale

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The artistic transformation of this Georgian-style terrace by acclaimed designer Caroline Pidcock strikes a perfect chord between historic charm and sustainable design to create a unique city centre haven at the cul-de-sac end of Riley Street. Dating to the 1850s, the tri level terrace has been designed with alfresco dining flowing from the Carrara marble kitchen which is the social heart of the home. The focus of the update highlights the recycling of materials salvaged from the original and repurposed to preserve the home's history and character. The result is a home that is both raw and refined with textural finishes and pops of colour. It features a separate workshop suite or main office retreat above the new garage, which has its own laneway entrance.

• An inspired rebirth of one of Darlinghurst's first terraces
• 3 private bedrooms, self-contained workshop suite/4th bed
• Sunny rooftop terrace, herb garden and a city outlook
• Living room with a Jetmaster fireplace and marble hearth
• Restored floorboards in a natural finish, Blackbutt joinery
• Carrara marble island kitchen with stainless steel worktops
• Miele appliances, designer lighting, bi-fold servery window
• Dining opens to alfresco dining and living
• Established garden, low maintenance and bathed in sunshine
• Main bathroom with Moroccan tiles and exposed brickwork
• Gas heating, reverse air conditioning
• Oversized lock-up garage, rear access via Burnell Place
• 100m to Stanley Street's acclaimed dining and bar setting
• 270m to Hyde Park, walk to the CBD and Cook + Phillip Park