5-7 Romaine Street

Blackheath NSW 2785

With the advantage of being set across two titles, this sun-dappled modernist home is a stunning offering. The Amigo House, designed by architect John Pinter in 1963, is a significant example of the 'Sydney School' of mid-century modern architecture. Renovated to maintain its original design, it showcases Pinter's innovative approach and seamless integration of modernist elements with the natural surroundings, captivating architecture enthusiasts with its timeless beauty and contribution to Sydney's architectural heritage.

Open plan interiors showcase trademark mid-century ceiling height picture windows. The living area is graced by a feature open fireplace and flows into the gas kitchen with its generous storage capacity.

Whilst the second bedroom is well proportioned, and all spaces have built-in wardrobes, the master is in a league of its own, measuring 6 x 3m with the additional advantage of an adjacent dedicated study room. The current laundry could quite easily be repurposed as a luxury ensuite, whilst the main bathroom has the practical separation of the WC. Leading out from both bedrooms, an expansive patio enjoys a direct northerly aspect. Nestled in nature, there is a seating area, utility shed to the rear and manicured lawns to the fore.