25/18 Springfield Avenue, Potts Point NSW 2011

Designed by renowned architect of the day Claud Hamilton c1926, the grand Regents Court stands sentinel in a landmark location on Potts Point’s finest tree-lined avenue next to leafy Springfield Gardens. Reminiscent of New York’s signature brownstone apartment blocks, the building has been beautifully revived in keeping with its Art Deco pedigree with a glamorous terrazzo entry foyer and lift access. On the northern side of the building, the second floor apartment has undergone a stylish renovation with a creative design that makes the most of its 34sqm layout. Overlooking a charming European-style laneway, the designer studio enjoys an unbeatable location footsteps to world-class shopping, dining and entertainment. Step outside and explore Sydney’s most exciting urban village or soak up the sunshine and city views from the building’s lush rooftop garden and barbecue terrace.

+ Regents Court, an Art Deco beauty
+ Secure foyer and heritage lift
+ Bright interiors with a north aspect
+ Clever layout with sleeping alcove
+ Polished floorboards, high ceilings
+ Floor to ceiling built-in robes
+ Streamlined contemporary kitchen
+ Integrated stainless steel appliances
+ Bosch combo oven/microwave
+ Quality double-glazed windows
+ Stylish bathroom, rainfall shower
+ Designer tapware, dual showerheads
+ Euro laundry and reverse cycle air
+ A perfect city pad or quality investment
+ Rooftop garden with a barbecue terrace
+ Next door to Harris Farm Markets
+ Stroll to cafes and fantastic restaurants
+ 300m to the station, mins to the CBD
+ Total Area: 34sqm approx

Outgoings
Strata Rates: $ 1,512.50 per quarter
Council Rates: $ 277 per quarter
Water Rates: $ 184 per quarter

Strata Agents
Strata Choice Ph: 1300 322 213
Lot 17 SP 15404

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