Newly reimagined by Aomura Studio, this c1910 worker's cottage is shaped by a careful choreography of light, volume and materiality, where oval skylights, soaring voids and framed vistas create moments of surprise and intrigue while preserving the warmth and intimacy of the original cottage. The design unfolds as a layered composition of carefully curated elements inspired by the peninsula's rich architectural history. Elegant arches, finely crafted joinery and a restrained palette of oak and Breccia Botticelli marble create a sense of quiet sophistication, while huge skylights cast a halo-like glow throughout the interiors. An internal courtyard anchors the home, drawing light and air deep into the floorplan, while a double-height void amplifies the feeling of openness. Spread over two levels, a pavilion-style extension dissolves the boundary between indoors and out, with floor-to-ceiling glazing enhancing the sense of space. Upstairs, a second living space is defined by a striking picture window framing captivating views across heritage rooftops to the city skyline, a powerful reminder of the home's place within the evolving fabric of the peninsula.

• Creative design with sculpted light and an earthy palette
• Bejmat terracotta tile and chevron American Oak flooring
• 2 storey layout with 3 bedrooms, 2 with built-in robes
• Upper level master with an ensuite, custom linen curtains
• Living pavilion with an internal courtyard, underfloor heating
• Custom Breccia Botticelli marble kitchen with island bench
• Bosch appliances, induction cooktop, integrated F&P fridge
• Living/dining opens via French doors to a boutique courtyard
• Upper level living with a feature window and city skyline views
• 2 designer bathrooms, underfloor heating, stone vanities
• Separate laundry room, custom joinery, ducted reverse air
• 250m to Charlotte Cafe, 400m stroll to Birchgrove Oval
• 400m to Balmain Sailing Club, 900m to the ferry wharf