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Sometimes a renovation is so comprehensive you could be forgiven for thinking you\u2019re looking at a brand-new build. So, it is at 20a Shaw Street, Petersham. OK, so the giveaway is the obvious Victorian facade, but even that beauty has had a polish to recapture its pomp.<\/p>\n
Inside, though, the contemporary transformation is immediately, impressively apparent. \u201cIt\u2019s a fully architecturally designed renovation,\u201d says Harris Tripp\u2019s Michael Poynting. \u201cReally well-thought-out and very high-end while being very low maintenance.\u201d<\/p>\n
The material and tonal choices here are excellent. The main bedroom\u2019s watery blue en suite tiling is divine, and if you want a pretty period window to have a bit of modern punch, give it a thin black trim. Sophisticated and effortlessly stylish.<\/p>\n
At the rear step down into a kitchen that\u2019s the handsome goods too \u2013 stormy stone splashback and bench against deep sage and grey cabinetry a flawless combo. The living area with its two sets of black-banded doors on crisp white walls and attractive timber floors is breezily modern and leads out to a terrace and grassy rear.<\/p>\n
Upstairs two lovely bedrooms, another bathroom and retreat complete a package Poynting describes as \u201ceasy living. Light, bright with great proportions\u201d.<\/p>\n
Hidden by a discreet exterior on a coveted street, this architectural gem radiates elegance and warmth across two opulent levels. \u201cThis property has been tightly held since 1988, renewed over time to offer the utmost in modern living,\u201d says the agent. \u201cIts design reveals luxuries one by one \u2013 from the striking ceiling heights and expansive glass windows to the serene Japanese gardens gracing both terraces.\u201d<\/p>\n
After a swim on Coogee beach, imagine walking home to this newly crafted designer duplex, rinsing sandy feet under the outdoor shower before relaxing in its stunning interiors. \u201cThe home\u2019s bifold doors blur the lines between inside and out, while the expansive glass walls frame lush gardens, creating a tropical holiday vibe,\u201d the agent says. \u201cThe deck and plunge pool are destined to be favourite summer spots.\u201d<\/p>\n
The captivating facade of this distinct, double-fronted 1860s home invites curiosity, revealing interiors that echo tales of old Sydney. \u201cIts generous spaces and historical elements combine to create a residence of unmatched distinction,\u201d the agent says. \u201cThe \u2018great room\u2019 features stained-glass and cast-iron roof supports salvaged from Central station, while the enormous folding glass doors and elevator facade are remnants from the Grace Brothers building.\u201d<\/p>\n
Home to TV personality Larry Emdur, this Berowra beauty reveals unbroken and stunning river views from each room. \u201cThe previous owner, a famous documentary maker, would globe-trot often and return here to disconnect \u2013 we\u2019ve felt that same magic,\u201d Emdur says. \u201cSylvie and I are especially fond of the over-water deck \u2013 our go-to spot for brekky, fishing, swimming, kayaking, or Sylvie\u2019s morning yoga.\u201d<\/p>\n
Although wonderfully renewed, this 1920s freestanding bungalow still proudly showcases its art deco hallmarks, from its high ceilings to its original fireplace. \u201cThe quaint facade, coupled with its cul-de-sac setting, makes this home both charming and family-friendly,\u201d the agent says. \u201cTo the rear, a sun-kissed garden leads to a self-contained studio, ideal for accommodating extended family or providing a retreat for teens.\u201d<\/p>\n