Nestled on the highly sought-after O'Farrell Street, this enchanting period home exudes natural light and offers the perfect combination of spacious elegance and inviting warmth.
Two bedrooms with built-in robes (BIRs) and a separate studio at the rear, ideal for use as a home office or study. A formal lounge showcasing original press tin ceilings, complemented by a split system for year-round co
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