Art Modern Elegance Meets Urban Cool At The Gateway To Woollahra Village

In a landmark 1940s Art Modern block, this Woollahra House apartment celebrates streamlined architecture and design integrity with cool, contemporary interiors at the gateway to Queen Street village and just 150m to the Paddington Gates to Centennial Park. Clean lines, burnished concrete floors and artisan finishes set a creative tone, while oversized windows and 3.3m high ceilings flood the space with light and frame wide open views across St Matthias Church to Allianz Stadium. The interiors embrace artful minimalism, combining natural materials with a refined urban sensibility. A sense of scale and proportion enhances the apartment's calm, gallery-like aesthetic while wide windows capture leafy outlooks over the Victorian Gothic Revival church and its 1860s stone spire. The result is a unique inner-east retreat that feels both expressive and timeless, perfectly in tune with its fashionable inner-easy surrounds. Positioned at the meeting point of Woollahra and Paddington, the two-bedroom apartment offers effortless connection to the best of Sydney living just up from The Wine Library with express city transport just across the street and cafes, galleries and cocktail lounges all around.

- Top floor position in Woollahra House
- Secure c1940 Art Moderne style block
- Wide entry hallway and 3.3m ceilings
- Clean lines, burnished concrete floors
- Wall to wall windows, wide outlook
- 2 bedrooms, floor to ceiling built-ins
- Huge main bedroom with a study area
- Open plan living and dining space
- 4m dining bar overlooking the church
- Contemporary stone-topped kitchen
- Stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop
- Plantation shutters and ceiling fans
- Fresh bathroom, separate internal laundry
- A perfect first home or city pied-a-terre
- Every convenience at the doorstep
- Lock-up-and-leave, minutes to the city
- 150m to Centennial Park's green spaces
- Jump on the bus to the city or beaches