Mill Hill Residences, An Innovative Fusion Of Heritage Architecture And Cutting-Edge Design

One of the most unique and inspiring properties in the east, this Baker Kavanagh designed haven offers three levels of luxury living in the landmark Mill Residences church conversion. Fusing Gothic Revival architecture with cutting-edge design, the home is designed around a central internal courtyard that allows the building to breathe and brings light and life into the interiors. Visionary design integrates the striking ecclesiastical features of the heritage-listed church with custom finishes in stone and timber that brings a sense of harmony throughout. Conceived as a hidden world in the heart of Bondi Junction, this incredibly peaceful and private residence features a dramatic mezzanine style living pavilion with a state-of-the-art kitchen designed by celebrity chef Robert Marchetti as the social heart.

Features include:

- Private entry with original double doors
- Wide entry vestibule, Italian stone floors
- Lush atrium punches through all levels
- Double bedrooms all with built-in robes
- Master with an ensuite and dressing room
- Separate study/media room/home office/4th bedroom
- Lofty top floor retreat with a living room
- Commercial grade custom chef's kitchen
- Italian-made Angelo Po range cooker
- Gas hobs, Teppanyaki grill, pasta maker
- Arabescato marble benchtops and island
- Double Maytag and Vintec wine fridges
- Bi-folds to a suntrap internal courtyard
- Sunlit living and dedicated dining areas
- Cathedral ceilings, original ironwork
- Stained glass windows, Velux sky lights
- Luxurious Arabescato marble bathrooms
- Guest powder room, separate laundry
- C Bus automation, architectural lighting
- Secure parking, video intercom

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