Lifestyle – The visionary revival of one of Queens Park’s most enchanting homes has transformed this landmark 1880s cottage into a beautiful contemporary family home. A sympathetic renovation by acclaimed architect Wesley Grunsell reveals a seamless fusion of heritage architecture and cutting-edge design with elevated views over Queens Park from the upper level and magical sunsets from the rear of the home. Meticulously crafted interiors, high-end finishes and a lush private garden create a stylish parkside retreat on the edge of Charing Cross village.

Accommodation – Three double bedrooms with built-in robes and a study zone on the upper level, master framed in leafy district views, lower level home office with potential as a fourth bedroom, two tastefully appointed designer bathrooms, dining with dramatic double-height ceilings opening to a side deck, custom Carrara marble island kitchen with integrated European appliances, spacious living with Blackbutt floors and bi-folds to a recycled timber deck, landscaped palm-framed garden, outdoor shower with side access and secure storage for bikes and boards.

Features – Believed to be one of a pair of the oldest matching timber houses in Australia, optimal natural light with a double-glazed sky light drawing light into the centre of the home, freestanding bath and dual shower heads, custom made tumbled brass tapware, lined attic storage, reclaimed Spotted Gum cladding to the rear extension, integrated Bose sound system, restored original hardwood floors, sophisticated indoor/outdoor lighting schemes, restored warehouse pendant lights from Detroit, plantation shutters, gas bayonets and intercom security.