153 Burrawang Street, Katoomba
House and studio in time for the holidays
LOCATION – The elevated, peaceful position is just moments from Scenic World, Cliff View Lookout and the iconic Three Sisters in desirable South Katoomba. Potential access from Cliff Drive. Situated on an 823m2 (approx.) mostly useable block, set back from the road ensuring privacy. A short 6-minute (approx.) drive into Katoomba village and convenient public transport (bus stop approx. 50m). Close proximity to Katoomba Public School and St Canice's Primary School.
STYLE – Classic 1954 brick and hardwood clad cottage, with new carpet and freshly painted interiors. Large windows and French doors provide an abundance of natural lighting. Sorensen-like stone walls frame the gardens.
LAYOUT – Flexible floorplan currently comprising three bedrooms (master with new built-in wardrobe), two living, newly renovated kitchen and large bathroom. Significant under-house garaging / storage/ workshop/ laundry. Original approved detached, plumbed art studio.
FEATURES – New split system heating and cooling. Open-hearth fireplace. French doors from bedroom and living leading out to balcony with elevated outlook towards bush and the Scenic Skyway. Established gardens featuring azaleas. Although currently stored in Sydney, buyers can negotiate to secure memorabilia which would enhance a themed bed and breakfast. Born during World War I, accomplished photographer, painter, linguist, pianist and violinist Uncle Nick travelled extensively in Russia and China before establishing a studio and a language school in Sydney and then building his mountains escape in Katoomba.
Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own inquiries.
STYLE – Classic 1954 brick and hardwood clad cottage, with new carpet and freshly painted interiors. Large windows and French doors provide an abundance of natural lighting. Sorensen-like stone walls frame the gardens.
LAYOUT – Flexible floorplan currently comprising three bedrooms (master with new built-in wardrobe), two living, newly renovated kitchen and large bathroom. Significant under-house garaging / storage/ workshop/ laundry. Original approved detached, plumbed art studio.
FEATURES – New split system heating and cooling. Open-hearth fireplace. French doors from bedroom and living leading out to balcony with elevated outlook towards bush and the Scenic Skyway. Established gardens featuring azaleas. Although currently stored in Sydney, buyers can negotiate to secure memorabilia which would enhance a themed bed and breakfast. Born during World War I, accomplished photographer, painter, linguist, pianist and violinist Uncle Nick travelled extensively in Russia and China before establishing a studio and a language school in Sydney and then building his mountains escape in Katoomba.
Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own inquiries.