14/10C Challis Avenue

Potts Point NSW 2011

Set on one of Potts Point's most picturesque avenues, this refined residence in Gloucester Hall fuses timeless Art Deco charm with a complete architectural transformation. Positioned within a boutique security building, it offers an exceptional city retreat for discerning owners or investors.

Rebuilt under the architectural supervision of award-winning Jemima Retallack-commended in the 2019 Australian Interior Design Awards for Residential Design-the interiors have been meticulously reconfigured to optimise flow, maximise daylight, and enhance spatial clarity. Three internal walls were removed to create stronger connections between the living, dining, and kitchen areas. While the floor plan has been opened to increase the sense of space, distinct thresholds are preserved through subtle shifts in ceiling height and material finish-carefully balancing openness with the delineation of living, service, and rest zones.

A separate dining alcove has been cleverly integrated into the layout, offering an inviting space for meals or an ideal working-from-home setup. Wide-plank engineered oak floors provide visual continuity, while custom joinery, fully ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, and abundant storage throughout deliver everyday practicality with considered design. The bespoke kitchen is appointed with integrated appliances, concealed storage, and clean sight-lines. Subtle Art Deco gestures-curved corners, recessed detailing, and premium hardware-have been reinterpreted with contemporary sophistication. A private, peaceful sleeping zone ensures serenity, while the living area includes German-engineered two-fold guest beds, discreetly housed within tailored cabinetry-perfect for entertaining without sacrificing space or style.