2B Phillips Street, Alexandria, NSW, 2015, Australia

Composed across three levels beside a northerly courtyard, this Ava Shirley architectural home achieves a high degree of comfort with effortless sophistication. Boasting V-Zug kitchen appliances, it displays a sublime blend of industrial textures and high-end fixtures, ensuring there is an eye-catching element in every space. Two bedrooms feature their own northerly balcony, the top bedroom also has a study that is useful as a work space or a media retreat. Designed in tune with Alexandria's industrial heritage, this private home is set on a prized street with parks at either end, close to South Eveleigh Arts and dining, Waterloo Metro, plus trains, cafes and restaurants in both Redfern and Erskineville.

- Sun splashes over a character courtyard with a portion laced with creeping vines
- Bespoke interiors defined by polished concrete flooring and exposed beams
- Living zone features air con and a feature lighting pendant adorning the void
- Striking kitchen, steel and stone benchtops, V-Zug oven and induction cooktop
- Upper level balconies, two bedrooms have built-in robes and one has a study
- Stylish floors, custom joinery/shelves, bathrooms with black fixtures, main as a bath
- Main entrance has a security gate, generous storage in the roof and in courtyard
- Near South Eveleigh with Locomotive Street offering IGA, cafes and restaurants
- 500m from Waterloo Metro, 900m from Redfern Station, 1.1km from Erskineville
- Water $780pa, Council $1451pa