Blending Art Deco elegance with spacious modern living, ‘Murraya’ is a beautiful freestanding residence on the prestigious Abbotsford peninsula in Sydney’s inner west. 

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"The chance to find a home with this land size, these views, and the choice to either move straight in or dream your dream home in Abbotsford just does not come along very often," Chris Wilkins told WILLIAMS MEDIA.

The home occupies an approximately 607sqm corner block with a Nor-northwest rear aspect, offering sundrenched split-level interiors brimming with original features and capturing superb district, bay and sunset views. 

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The extended floorplan is perfectly designed for a growing family and complemented by an entertainers' balcony, solar heated pool and secure parking. 

Inside, the home’s open living/dining, Miele gas kitchen and formal lounge are complemented by high decorative ceilings, rich timbers and ornate windows.

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There are three bedrooms including the master with near-new custom ensuite as well as a versatile rumpus/study or fourth bedroom on the lower level, with adjoining wine cellar and under house storage.

Other details include ducted r/c air con, gas heating, storage and alarm system. 

It presents as a serene retreat of quality and style, a stroll from the water's edge, Battersea Park, Abbotsford Rowers, schools and transport including the city river cat.

Source: Ray White Drummoyne

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, 26 Fitzroy Street will be open for private inspections only. 

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Chris Wilkins of Ray White Drummoyne via the contact form below. 

To view the listing or for more information click here.

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