2 Balfour Street

Wollstonecraft NSW 2065

Nestled at the end of cul-de-sac on high side of street, this private haven enjoys leafy outlooks at every turn and views as far as The Blue Mountains 5 minute stroll to rail or Crows Nest's cosmopolitan eateries.
Beyond the striking elegant facade, the residence retains its integrity through elaborate patterned ceilings, exquisite leadlight windows, pictures rails, ornate fireplaces and original kauri pine flooring.
Generously proportioned with a versatile yet highly functional layout, it features two grand formal living rooms with fireplaces, sunroom with CaesarStone wet bar with outlooks to the mountains that flows to the front verandah, Formal glass wrapped dining room and an enormous family room that opens seamlessly through full width bi-folds to rear entertainers' deck, patio and sparkling pool all awash with northerly sunlight.
Focused around a giant CaesarStone island bench, the fully integrated kitchen will impress even the most discerning. Appointed with the finest European appliances, it comes complete with a Miele wall oven, microwave oven and steam oven, integrated Miele dishwasher, integrated Liebherr fridge and freezer plus a large pantry.
The accommodation is headlined by a sumptuous whole floor master suite with extensive built-in wardrobes, ensuite and sun bathed balcony and supported by three further spacious bedrooms. Two of the bathrooms are newly finished in sleek neutral contemporary themes and the third bathroom is modern yet retains a classic elegance.
Additional features include side lane access to a remote controlled double lock-up garage, massive underhouse storeroom plus a separate wine cellar, ducted air conditioning and gas heating outlets.
Land Size: Approx 600sqm
Jenny Carter 0407 977 180
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