A Picture-Perfect Gingerbread Cottage, Historic Charm Meets Village Living In A Boutique Setting

Quintessential Woollahra charm defines this classic gingerbread cottage, tucked away in a boutique cul-de-sac on the edge of the village. Part of an iconic c1900 row recognised for its architectural significance and entered in the Register of the National Estate, the home holds a rare sense of history and presence in one of Woollahra's most picturesque settings. Tastefully renovated with a refined European aesthetic, the interiors balance period detail with contemporary comfort. A bright free-flowing layout features newly refreshed interiors that open to a romantic walled courtyard garden, creating a private retreat ideal for relaxed entertaining that's magical by night. Both bedrooms feature an original fireplace, the main with a sunny bay windows, while a 15sqm approx attic offers ample storage. Peacefully positioned with no through-traffic, the cottage enjoys a tranquil village atmosphere just 400m to the gates to Centennial Park. Pedestrian bridge access connects directly to Bondi Junction's retail and transport hub, completing a lifestyle defined by charm, convenience and enduring appeal in the heart of Woollahra.

- Gabled fronted single-storey cottage
- Part of an iconic Victorian streetscape
- Limewashed floorboards, high ceilings
- 2 spacious bedrooms with fireplaces
- Bay fronted main bed, 15sqm attic
- Travertine kitchen, European appliances
- Bright living/dining, travertine floors
- Reverse cycle air, gas heating bayonet
- French doors to a courtyard garden
- Wisteria-framed entertainer's terrace
- Renovated bathroom, integrated laundry
- 200m to Queen Street's shopping village
- Quiet and connected, superb walkability
- Easy access to Bondi Beach and the city
- Pedestrian bridge access to Bondi Junction

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