Beyond classic Federation facade of this 10m-fronted semi lies a stylish family home with a contemporary modernist feel and a wonderful connection with the outdoors. Recreated by Hancock Architects and featured in Inside Out magazine, the single storey home is set on the high side of a quiet street on the doorstep of Queens Park and footsteps to Bronte Road cafes. The traditional front of the home accommodates two bedrooms and a glamorous dining room while the pavilion-like rear features recessed pocket doors for flexibility of space. Polished concrete floors, oak joinery and a soft palette of washed timbers and greys lends a sleek feel to the space with bi-fold doors to a lush garden that invites relaxation. • A coveted setting with Queens Park at the end of the street • Cool neutral tones, wide kauri floorboards and high ceilings • 2 spacious bedrooms and large attic lined with ladder access • Dining room with a Escea fireplace and moody dark walls • Bespoke concrete kitchen, Bosch appliances, 5 burner gas hob • Spacious open living and sitting, northerly highlight windows • Polished concrete floors, underfloor heating, designer lighting • Flourishing garden with a dining terrace and wide side access • Beautiful designer bathroom, Astra Walker taps, internal laundry • DA approved plans for off street parking and an ensuite bath