1 Shadforth Street, Mosman NSW 2088

Auction Location: On Site.

Sold by Scott Isaac
This impressive home has been architecturally transformed with no expense spared to fuse classic period interiors with contemporary style. Enjoy the central courtyard for alfesco meals and all living areas flowing to the various outdoor spaces. Relax for an afternoon drink with the skyline views from both the front garden or upstairs balcony.
– Stately formal living and dining rooms, with restored marble fireplaces
– Open plan family living adjoins kitchen and separate casual dining area
– Gourmet kitchen with Miele appliances, Corian benches and Blum soft-close drawers
– Adjoining extensive wall of storage with double pantry cupboards
– Courtyard with Vergola operable roof
– Level access to rear tropical style garden & front garden with skyline views
– Exceptionally large master suite, stunning walk-in robe & luxury full bathroom
– Additional king-size bedroom opening to balcony enjoying skyline views
– Queen sized third bedroom and fourth single bedroom or study
– Main bathroom with wet area for separate shower and bath
– Downstairs bathroom with Corian benchtop and concealed laundry
– High ceilings, timber floors, detailed cornices, Italian tapware, french door handles
– Extensive built in storage throughout the home
– Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning throughout in 4 zones
– Underfloor heating in all 3 bathrooms
– Gas bayonets in all living areas and courtyard
– Large double garage with plenty of room for bikes and storage
– Torrens Title

A rare terrace offering that presents a unique opportunity in one of Mosman's sought after tree-lined streets located close to Mosman Bay and Sirius Cove parklands, ferries, buses, Avenue Road shops and prestigious schools.

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