329/14 Milford Street, Islington NSW 2296

A sleek and spacious warehouse conversion with historic credentials, this double storey New York Inspired apartment is set in the former Winchcombe Carson Woolstores building, coupling grand proportions with an unbeatable inner-city location. Its brilliant fit-out features a voluminous open-plan living area set against the building's dramatic vaulted ceilings and large windows to offer a true Manhattan style living experience. Enjoy luminous light-filled interiors and premium fixtures and fittings. Stainless-steel kitchen counter tops, industrial size ceiling fans and crisp, neutral décor complement the intelligent use of space. A trio of robed bedrooms are served by a perfect pair of bathrooms, and you will love the private and protected balcony with north facing views for alfresco entertaining and relaxation. Secure entry, two car spaces and ensure convenience and security match exceptional comfort in a prime position that places Beaumont Street, shopping and transport as well as foreshore walks to Honeysuckle and the harbour within close proximity.

- Second floor apartment offers a fresh and bright two-level layout and a great sense of space and privacy
- With its original industrial saw-tooth roof, exposed internal columns and hardwood timber floor, the remnants of the building's past life are on proud display from the moment you enter inside
- An open plan living and dining area incorporates a gas-equipped island kitchen with stainless steel benchtops and abundant storage
- Split system a/c and ceiling fans provide climate control
- Third bedroom upstairs or your choice as a second living space accompanies two superb bedrooms, a master ensuite and full bathroom
- Popular Milford Espresso Coffee Shop in the building and Baked Uprising within walking distance

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