736 Elizabeth Street

Waterloo NSW 2017

The visionary reinvention of one of Waterloo's signature 1880s worker's terraces has delivered a compelling contemporary home defined by design intelligence, material integrity and sustainability on the cusp of Redfern. Rebuilt from the ground up by renowned architect David Mitchell, the two-level residence was conceived with a clear commitment to reusing and reinterpreting original materials, creating a home that feels both grounded in history yet unmistakably modern. A robust yet refined palette of timber, stone, concrete, brick and steel underpins the interiors, imbuing the spaces with depth, texture and enduring character. Northern light is drawn deep into the heart of the home via a skylight running the full length of the living zone while high-end lighting sets a glamourous ambiance by night. A flexible layout responds effortlessly to contemporary living, enhanced by a separate garage or workshop and a versatile self-contained studio above with its own private entry from Beaumont Street. Without doubt one of inner Sydney's most thoughtful architectural transformations, this is a home defined by innovation, craftsmanship and environmental intent.

- Landscaped low-maintenance gardens, dual street frontage

- 3 double bedrooms plus a self-contained studio/4th bed

- Master suite with a dressing room and full-length balcony

- Custom-fitted upper level study or work-from-home space

- Brushbox floorboards, reclaimed sandstock brick feature wall

- Custom kitchen with concrete benchtops and breakfast bar

- Integrated Gaggenau and Miele appliances, designer lighting

- Sunlit living and dining with a bank of custom media joinery

- Bi-folds to a sunny courtyard with rooftop succulent gardens