2/55 Sir Thomas Mitchell Street, Bondi Beach

A short stroll from Bondi's sand and surf, this exquisitely renovated two-bedroom property, with an immense floorplan and a sleek appeal, is a charming semi-like beach retreat. Within a small, four-unit Art Deco building, the spacious, well-designed layout is further enhanced by two amazing outdoors areas, which contribute to the overall laid-back seaside vibe. Located on the ground floor of "Riverina", upon entry you are greeted by a wide hallway, custom bamboo flooring and high ceilings framing a lovely space. The master bedroom features an en-suite and spacious proportions, opening to a private enclosed courtyard, while the 2nd double bedroom is perfect for kids. The living area meanwhile is a wide and luxurious space, stepping down to an expansive dining/family area with modern adjoining kitchen, opening to the magnificent rear courtyard, sheltered by mature trees. A simply fantastic beachside abode, much-loved by its current owners who have crafted a uniquely stylish space, this home is a must-see for anyone seeking prime Bondi living. Its ground floor position and generous size makes it perfect for young families or couples and being just a 5-minute walk to the beach, it offers the enviable Bondi lifestyle on a superb platter, a short walk to the Hall St café precinct and all amenities. Available Now!! Property features include: - Fabulous ground floor home - Freshly painted - Two serene bedrooms, master with en-suite - Leafy rear courtyard - Front outdoor zone - Open living/dining/kitchen to courtyard - Luxe kitchen - Laundry -Two Bathrooms - Bamboo floorboards - Includes a TV - Includes a washing machine and dryer -Large main Bathroom - 5 min walk to Bondi beach, cafes, bars, restaurants and all amenities For more information, please contact Blake Muscat on 0451 827 516 or Nicole Lichaa on 0400 330 011 Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries.