Charismatic charmer
13 Stafford Street, Stanmore
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A clever fusion of contemporary style with period beauty has transformed this stunning freestanding home into a design masterpiece. It rests in a highly sought-after street that is within walking distance of a host of amenities and delivers an impeccably restored and extended two level floor plan with easy rear lane access to its parking.
'Denbigh' has been stylishly tailored to appeal to the urban sophisticate and welcomes into interiors which are rich in period charm. The master bedroom is gracious boasting a marble fireplace and glorious original domed ceiling with a similar fireplace mirrored in the bedroom next door. The hallway gives way to more contemporary spaces which include a sweeping open plan living and dining and stone wrapped gas kitchen with Bosch appliances. Raked ceilings, high windows and banks of louvres spill in the light, add architectural interest and promote cross ventilation.
Fenced and secure, the rear courtyard boasts a generous paved area plus artificial grass lawn with a gate allowing access for the off street parking. A family room, two further bedrooms and the second bathroom preside over the top level providing wonderful spaces for the kids to retreat to. Additional features include ducted a/c, contemporary bathrooms, a European style laundry, timber floors and generous in-roof storage. Peaceful yet convenient, discover vibrant cosmopolitan living footsteps to the bus, rail, parks, cafes and local Schools.
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Give Duncan Gordon or Michael Harris a call, or request a call-back.
Stanmore was named by a prosperous saddler, John Jones, who purchased land in 1835 where Newington College now stands and called it the Stanmore Estate. Jones named it after his birthplace of Stanmore, London.
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