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6/62-64 Brown Street,
Bronte 2024, New South Wales

1 bathroom
Studio

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BKH Designed Beach Pad With A Sunny Private Courtyard

There's a dreamy beach cottage feel in this sunny Bronte retreat with a private courtyard that captures the ocean breeze and is a perfect spot for kicking back after the beach. A rare opportunity to buy in Summerhouse Bronte, a landmark Art Deco building reimagined by acclaimed architects BKH, the 50sqm studio is tucked away to the rear with one of the best positions in the boutique collection. Crisp clean lines, European Oak floors and natural stone finishes bring a stylish beach feel to the interiors with wide French doors opening outdoors. In the leafy heart of Bronte, opposite the newly transformed Marlborough Reserve, this is the perfect opportunity to buy into the Bronte dream or secure a top investment with strong returns for the investor along with affordable levies.

- A revived Art Deco block of 16 in the leafy heart of Bronte
- Signature BKH design marrying style, form and function
- Open concept living, high ceilings and an oversized layout
- Living opens to a walled courtyard with a leafy open vista
- Streamlined Caesarstone kitchen, handmade tile splashback
- Bedroom zone with linen curtains, floor to ceilings built-ins
- Stylish bathroom with marble finishes and a rainfall shower
- European Oak floors, ceiling fan, deep streamlined storage
- Integrated Euro laundry, 36sqm internally, 14sqm courtyard
- Opposite a neighbourhood park, 400m to Favoloso Espresso
- Walk through Bronte Gully to the sand, surf and ocean pool
- Take the coast walk to Tamarama, Icebergs and Bondi Beach

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