134 Flinders Street

Paddington

A statement in contemporary elegance and designer luxury, this grand four-bedroom plus study residence presents spacious family living over three levels on a dual-access block with a studio and garage at the city end of Paddington, near the green expanse of Moore Park.

Reminiscent of a majestic London terrace with its high-end interiors, soaring ceilings and classic wall panelling, the beautifully renovated three-level home is an entertainer's dream, with multiple living and dining areas enhanced by period detailing, engineered timber floors and bespoke joinery. The gourmet marble kitchen with Gaggenau appliances anchors the home, while a temperature-controlled wine cellar and private alfresco courtyard complete the picture of refined inner-city living.

The luxurious main suite opens through French doors to a traditional terrace balcony, complemented by three further oversized bedrooms, all with built-ins and ensuites. A separate rear studio with its own bathroom, kitchenette and independent access via Seymour Place offers flexible use as guest accommodation, home office or creative retreat - alongside an auto-door garage, also accessed from Seymour Place.

• Interconnected living areas with fireplaces

• Marble gas kitchen with Gaggenau appliances

• 4 oversized bedrooms, all with built-ins & ensuites, plus study

• 5 underfloor heated marble bathrooms, powder room, laundry

• Wine cellar, new engineered timber floors, ducted air-conditioning

• Self-contained studio with bathroom and kitchenette

• Auto-door garage accessed via Seymour Place

• Private alfresco entertaining courtyard

• Soaring ceilings, period detailing and classic wall panelling

• 400m to Woolworths Metro on Bourke Street

• 650m to Crown Street's cafe and dining scene

• Walk to Moore Park, Oxford Street, Centennial Parklands and the SCG

(all distances approx.)

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