115 Kent Street, Millers Point NSW 2000

Step into the charm of Sydney's historic heart with this beautifully appointed freehold four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence in the prestigious Millers Point precinct. Nestled in a heritage-rich streetscape, this home was built in 1870 and offers a rare blend of timeless architecture and contemporary comfort.

- Beautifully renovated while retaining timeless period appeal
- Renovations designed by Design 5, with architect Matthew Byrnes
- Original timber floorboards and fireplaces, high ceilings, heritage details
- Charming lacework balconies and a versatile study alcove
- Corner position offering North, East and West aspects
- Northern windows throughout maximise sunlight and warmth
- Four-level layout featuring separate living and dining rooms
- Seamless blend of period charm with modern sophistication
- Formal and casual living spaces, perfect for entertaining or quiet retreat
- Generous double bedrooms with soaring ceilings, abundant natural light
- Central heating in every room via elegant period-style radiators
- Sleek contemporary kitchen, stone benchtops, integrated appliances
- Ample storage throughout, including a dedicated wine cellar
- Fly wire and Crimsafe security screens installed on all downstairs windows
- West-facing courtyard oasis with a sun-drenched deck, harbour glimpses
- Footsteps to Barangaroo, The Rocks and Walsh Bay's vibrant cultural scene
- Walk to foreshore entertainment, dining, cafes, trains, ferries and metro

Outgoings
Water: $195 p/q approx.
Council: $575 p/q approx.

Location steeped in history, culture and one of Sydney's most treasured heritage precincts, this home is just moments from Barangaroo Reserve, Observatory Hill and the vibrant Walsh Bay arts and dining scene. Enjoy easy access to ferries, metro, theatres, museums and the CBD - all within a short stroll. 115 Kent Street offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Sydney's storied past - reimagined for the future.

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