10 Mitchell Street

Mcmahons Point NSW 2060

Lifestyle - Shifting the boundaries of conventional architecture, award winning Tir na n'Og redefines family living and entertaining through an inspired use of space, structure and textural materials. Created by architect Drew Heath, the home rests behind an unassuming cottage facade making full use of its deep corner block and tucked away position. Inspired by the contrasts found in ancient ruins, raw materials are complimented by lush foliage, over-height ceilings and cleverly utilised nooks and crannies. It rests walking distance to Blues Point cafes, Shore school, bus and ferry.

Accommodation - Constructed as two pavilions interlinked by a sleek concrete walkway and the central alfresco courtyard, the floorplan provides areas for people to commune or find peace and quiet. Three bedrooms rest in a cluster complimented by a unique attic or perfect office space. The family living is a warm and inviting space with its built-in seating and fireplace. The kitchen and dining are made for congregating with a large 20 person dining table extending out into the outdoor spaces. Providing a 4th bedroom option is the large upper level library.

Features - Every space has been cleverly utilised with a plunge pool dropping off from the extraordinary main bathroom and study alcoves built into corners. The main bathroom is a remarkable fusion of old and new with sleek unpolished concrete combining with a claw foot bath. The rich warmth of timber flooring sits side-by-side with commercial steel finishes, concrete and stainless steel. Superb bespoke robes and storage provide seamless areas to store all the extras. Additional features include a powder room, laundry, electric gated off street parking, built-in barbeque, quality appliances and eco-friendly building materials.