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31 Prospect Street,
Surry Hills 2010, New South Wales

2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
House

$1,620,000


Sleek New York style haven in ultra-cool laneway pocket

Enjoying a prized position in an ultra-cool laneway address, this inspired New York style terrace exudes style and quality, boasting exposed brick walls, polished parquetry floors and abundant natural light. Freshly painted interiors reveal separate lounge/dining areas with high ceilings, downlights and plenty of custom storage. There is a chic marble kitchen with quality stainless steel appliances, while French doors open to a private sunlit courtyard ideal for entertaining. It is located a stroll to Crown Street's hip bars and eateries, Bourke Street Bakery, the light rail, buses, Moore Park and all the attractions the area has to offer.

* New York aesthetic, exposed brick walls
* Spacious design, separate living/dining
* French doors open to sunlit courtyard
* Sleek marble kitchen, s/steel fittings
* Both bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
* Main bed to balcony, skylit bathroom

Co-agent: Charles Touma 0425 305 455 - Ray White Touma Group

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School catchments

  • Sydney Distance Education Primary School Primary K-6 Government 0.40km
  • Bourke Street Public School Primary K-6 Government 0.41km
  • Crown Street Public School Primary K-6 Government 0.55km
  • Darlinghurst Public School Primary K-6 Government 1.1km
  • Paddington Public School Primary K-6 Government 1.2km

Nearest schools, measured in a straight line from the property. Provided as a guide only; check catchment and enrolment eligibility with the school. School data © ACARA, licensed under CC BY 4.0.


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