3/20-22 Springfield Avenue, Potts Point NSW 2011

Impeccably renovated from the ground up, this Art Deco apartment is nothing short of exquisite, with generous proportions, double-height ceilings, opulent finishes and premier inclusions. Surrounded by the some of the absolute best dining that Sydney has to offer, the space is surprisingly quiet and private.

The apartment has been curated by a master designer with extensive high-end experience. Marble, mirror and brass dovetail with the finest fittings to create a uniquely attractive home, pied-à-terre or investment.

The living and bedroom areas both feature original 1930s plasterwork, black Japan flooring, Tom Dixon wall lamps and stunning pendants by Michael Anastassiades for Flos. The apartment faces north onto a sunny garden that forms part of the building's private common property, inaccessible to both the public and other residents.

The custom-built kitchen features a one-of-a-kind pearlescent black finish and extensive pietra grey marble. Appliances (including induction cooktop, integrated fridge and dishwasher) are by Barazza, Miele and Smeg. The bathroom features imported Spanish tiling, original 1930s terrazzo and a deep, full-size bath with a rainfall shower. All bathroom fittings are natural brass and lighting is by Tom Dixon.

'Sandringham' (Arch: Claud Hamilton), completed in 1932, is located on one of Sydney's finest Art Deco streets, Springfield Avenue with dual access onto the world-class restaurant and shopping scene of Llankelly Place at the rear of the building. Spectacular harbourside parks, the CBD, Royal Botanical Gardens and Opera House are within easy walking distance.

Presenting a rare opportunity for the astute homeowner or investor, this remarkable property is truly unique in terms of space, style, location, history and quality.

Outgoings per quarter:
Admin Levy: $852.50 (includes electricity)
Capital Works (formerly known as Sinking Fund): $935.00
Council Rates: $287.40
Water Rates: $165.02