One of only a pair of surviving sandstone homes at the gateway to Drummoyne, this freestanding treasure stands as an elegant reminder of the past while offering a remarkably adaptable layout that's ideally suited to contemporary lifestyles. Dating to the late 1800s and crafted by stonemasons, the two-storey home stands as one of the east-side's earliest homes with a private setting at the cul-de-sac end of the street fronting Apex Park. Bright and spacious interiors have updated allowing its authentic soul to shine with level access to triple parking a massive bonus in this bayside setting. Available for the first time in 40 years with only ever a handful of families in ownership, this is a home that has been built to last with Mixed Use zoning and a superbly equipped studio space ideal as professional consulting rooms, a boutique design studio or wellness space. Explore the potential and capitalise on the opportunity to adapt the layout to suit or reconfigure as a family home. Just 500m to Birkenhead Point Ferry Wharf for a relaxed trip into the city, it's an easy walk along the foreshore in one direction to the Bay Run and the other to Birkenhead Point's first-class retail hub and Drummoyne Sailing Club.

• A once-in-a-generation opportunity built c1880
• Restored and updated with all its period finery intact
• Solid sandstone build, cedar windows/French doors
• Zoned B4 Mixed Use, an ideal live/work opportunity
• Flexible 3 bed layout with 2 baths and a powder room
• Original Kauri floorboards, 3.2m ceilings, original roses
• Fluid living and dining rooms anchored by a fireplace
• Double French doors to a wide tree-framed balcony
• Country style kitchen and casual living/dining
• Versatile studio/creative space or consulting rooms
• Reverse cycle air on both levels, leadlight windows
• One set of lights to the Rozelle Interchange to the city
• Direct access to the M4/M5 links and WestConnex
• Deep setback with triple parking, access to Apex Park
• 100m to Birkenhead Point's first-class retail hub