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Overview
This iconic period cottage stands as a celebrated example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture, noted for its distinctive ornate bay frontage and characteristic gabled roof. It forms part of a landmark row registered on the National Estate, underscoring its architectural significance.
The home's design artfully blends timeless character with modern functionality. High ceilings and limewashed floorboards contribute to an elegant interior ambiance, enhanced by original period details that enrich the living experience.
The living and dining areas unfold fluidly, centered around a marble fireplace that serves as a sophisticated focal point. A well-equipped open-plan gas kitchen features quality appliances including a Bosch dishwasher, facilitating seamless indoor-outdoor living with direct access via French doors to a private, jasmine-framed courtyard illuminated by festoon lighting, ideal for intimate gatherings or tranquil outdoor enjoyment.
Accommodation caters to comfortable living with two double bedrooms, the primary featuring a bay window and built-in robes to maximise space and natural light. The modern bathroom incorporates laundry facilities and tumbled marble finishes, combining practicality with refined aesthetics. Additional storage is cleverly provided by an attic space of approximately 20sqm, featuring a gallery-style hanging system suited for various storage needs.
Positioned in a premier dress-circle location on the fringe of Queen Street village, the property offers peaceful privacy while maintaining excellent connectivity. Its proximity to Bondi Junction's retail precinct, Centennial Park, local cafes, schools, and transport links makes it well-suited for buyers seeking a blend of cultural heritage and contemporary convenience.
- Heritage-listed gable-fronted cottage in a historic streetscape
- Elegant interiors with period features and modern comfort
- Two spacious bedrooms with stylish bay frontage
- Open-plan kitchen with premium appliances
- Private, light-filled courtyard enhancing indoor-outdoor flow
- Ample attic storage for functional versatility
- Close to public transport, shopping, dining and green spaces
Local Market Insights
In Woollahra, Quiet Listings observed 4 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, down from 5 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $3,437,500. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 75%, followed by apartments (25%). Bresic Whitney is the only agency with property listings monitored during the period. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Location
Woollahra NSW 2025
Market Insights for Woollahra NSW 2025
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