24 Nickson Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010

Auction 3rd October

Positioned in one of Surry Hills most coveted wide, tree-lined streets, this beautifully renovated terrace combines generous proportions with a host of impressive new enhancements over three well-considered levels. Polished timber floorboards and high ceilings introduce a timeless sense of style, with a generous lounge and dining area on entry flowing through a striking new atrium at the heart of the home. A brand-new kitchen is superbly appointed with expansive engineered stone benchtops, a breakfast bar and premium Smeg gas appliances, while bi-fold doors open to a newly crafted sun bathed deck amid beautifully landscaped gardens. With convenient rear lane access to an invaluable lock-up garage, this exceptionally wide terrace is located within metres of popular Bourke Street Bakery and the light rail, with Crown Street's vibrant hub, shops, boutiques and a diverse range of eateries just a stroll away. Surry Hills Village with Coles, Harris Farm and some of Sydney's most celebrated bars and eateries are also close by as is the vast green expanses of Moore Park. 

•	Generous proportions with separate living zones
•	Welcoming lounge/dining w/ polished timber floors
•	Newly renovated kitchen with island breakfast bar
•	Premium six-burner Smeg gas cooktop and oven
•	Sleek engineered stone benchspace, dishwasher
•	Brand-new central atrium separates living zones
•	Well-scaled bedrooms appointed with built-in robes
•	Chic natural stone bathrooms, LED vanity lighting
•	Master and sun filled loft bedroom with ensuites
•	Master with dual French doors to iron-lace balcony
•	Deluxe main bathroom with separate bath/shower
•	Lower media room, extensive storage throughout
•	Rev a/c in living areas, master and loft bedroom
•	Fully equipped laundry and guest powder room
•	Fully landscaped gardens, video surveillance 
•	New decking and natural stone cladding at rear
•	Convenient rear lane access to lock-up garage
•	Metres to Bourke Street Bakery, the light rail
•	Stroll to Crown Street's shopping/café scene