30-34 Stephen Street, Paddington, NSW 2021

Fronting child-friendly Gugara Park on a rare triple block, this extraordinary residence brings serenity and scale to one of Paddington's best-connected pockets. Conceived as a secret world behind a wide 12m frontage, the three-storey pavilion-style layout unfolds around a private north-facing poolside haven, creating a seamless interplay between architecture, landscape and light. Immaculate interiors and established gardens frame a refined expression of classic contemporary luxury, with a chef's kitchen opening to a suntrap courtyard and 8m lap pool for effortless entertaining. Four generous bedrooms are complemented by a home office, with three positioned on the upper level including a luxurious master suite flowing to a private sundeck. Below, an epic wellness zone features a home gym, theatre room and wine cellar with tasting room while internal access to double garaging and smart-home tech deliver every contemporary luxury. Between Five Ways and Rushcutters Bay, this boutique street is an easy walk to Darlinghurst's social scene, up to the village hub or down to Neild Avenue's galleries and eateries of.

- 12m frontage with established gardens
- Elegant entry foyer with cloak room
- Travertine floors and coffered ceilings
- 4 spacious bedrooms with built-ins 
- Master suite and a separate home office
- Huge open living and dining space 
- Jetmaster fireplace, custom joinery 
- Limestone kitchen, waterfall island 
- Miele appliances, Liebherr fridge 
- Entertainer's terrace with auto awning
- Heated lap pool with water feature
- Family room with media cabinetry 
- Gym/yoga room and a home theatre
- Wine cellar/bar, DLUG (internal access)
- Ducted air, smart home lighting/sound 
- 300m to the Royal Hotel and Bake Bar
- Glenmore Road Public School catchment 

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