45 Thomas Street, Darlington NSW 2008

The imaginative redesign of this historic worker's terrace has created a bright and spacious urban sanctuary in a whisper-quiet setting tucked away between Redfern village and Chippendale's cultural hub. Built c1885 for workers at the neighbouring Eveleigh Railway Workshops, this tranquil retreat has undergone a considered reinvention with a charming heritage facade that unfolds into a stylish contemporary home on a deep dual access block with secure parking at the rear. Rebuilt from the ground up, the two-storey home has been crafted to bring in the light with whole-floor living space featuring a suntrap internal deck while upper level accommodation features raked ceilings and highlight windows framing leafy vistas. A choice of three alfresco living areas offers space to relax and entertain with beautiful hand-crafted timber finishes creating an inviting feel and louvered windows that maximise natural light and airflow. Located on the edge of the University of Sydney, this leafy inner-city pocket is a buzzing arts precinct where galleries, cafes and studio spaces define the urban landscape, 500m to Carriageworks' cultural hub and 400m to Redfern station.

- Privately set behind a gorgeous jasmine-framed front deck
- 2 king-sized bedrooms with raked ceilings, Brushbox floors
- Both with reverse cycle air, huge main bed with a sitting area
- Light-filled living room anchored by a Jetmaster gas fireplace
- Reclaimed hardwood floors, study area and high ceilings
- Suntrap internal deck framed in Western Red cedar joinery
- Stylish dine-in Caesarstone kitchen with heated epoxy floors
- New Smeg appliances, gas cooktop, Italian tiled splashback
- Bi-fold servery window to the deck, perfect for entertaining
- Dining terrace and deep courtyard framed by leafy greenery
- Bright contemporary bathroom with underfloor heating
- Louvered windows, heated towel rails, new wall hung vanity
- Separate laundry with extra W.C., RLA to secure parking
- Large lined attic with scope to for future conversion STCA
- 300m to Wild Flour cafe, 450m to Brickfields Chippendale
- Connected and convenient cultural hub, 1km to Spice Alley
- Rates: Water $199pq, Council $346pq (All approx.)

Contact Moira Verheijen 0414 343 995
Shaun Stoker 0424 172 217