A celebration of sustainable design and mindful living, the transformation of this freestanding 1920s Californian bungalow by Linden Thorley Architects brings together heritage charm and contemporary sustainability in a way that feels perfectly aligned with its Inner West setting. Beyond a traditional frontage, where period details have been carefully preserved, the home opens to a light-filled rear designed to embrace indoor and outdoor living. Anchored by a customised kitchen and crafted in a grounded palette of timber and stone, the interiors feel warm, tactile and enduring. Highlight windows draw in natural light while promoting cross ventilation, enhancing the home's energy efficient credentials. A generous deck extends the living space outdoors, overlooking a lush established garden designed for relaxed entertaining and family life. Between Enmore's vibrant cultural scene and the village charms of Petersham, this connected spot is in the Wilkins Public School catchment, 500m to Newington College and an easy stroll to Addison Road's eateries, Enmore Park and Enmore Road's dynamic dining and theatre hub.

• A reinvented family favourite with an 11m wide frontage
• A focus on sustainability and energy efficiency design
• A spacious flow-through layout and connection with nature
• 3 peaceful double bedrooms plus a study, one with robes
• Classic ornate ceilings and original cypress pine floorboards
• European double-glazed windows and highlight windows
• Customised Super White Dolomite kitchen, European appliances
• Induction cooktop, breakfast bar, Spanish alabaster lighting
• Sunlit living and dining with polished Blackbutt floorboards
• Entertainer's deck and an established child-friendly garden
• Designer family bathroom with marble and handmade Spanish tiling
• Freestanding bath and rainfall shower, stone-topped vanity
• Powder room, internal laundry, automated highlight windows
• Optimal energy efficiency, low carbon footprint, 8.5kW solar
• 350m stroll to Wilkens Public School, 650m to Henson Park