406/181 Lawson Street, Darlington.

Holding a prized top floor setting in The Foundry, renowned as one of downtown Sydney's best warehouse conversions, this authentic loft apartment has undergone a tasteful renovation that echoes the building's past while delivering a stylish aesthetic that allows the authentic warehouse features to shine. Built c1883, the former boot factory and foundry is located in the heart of Redfern, a vibrant inner city village and creative hub favoured by young professionals, artists and urbanites, just 200m to the station. Displaying all the hallmarks of a classic New York loft, the two-bedroom apartment's soaring beamed ceilings and exposed brickwork create a welcoming feel with a designer island kitchen anchoring the lofty open living space. A bank of huge arched windows bring in loads of light and frame views out over the heritage rooftops while the bedrooms are conceived as private sanctuaries, the master with an ensuite. With lift access to secure parking on title and a common central courtyard area with resident's veggie patch, The Foundry is just a few hundred metres to Carriageworks' cultural hub and the University of Sydney with alfresco cafes, small bars and top eateries all around. - Landmark warehouse conversion with a grand foyer, lift access - Coveted top floor setting, 138sqm of living space over 2 levels + 19sqm pkg - Tastefully renovated, Oak floorboards, soaring beamed ceilings - 2 skylit upper level bedrooms, the main with a designer ensuite - Huge open plan living and dining with a dedicated study area - Exposed brickwork, huge windows, wide open district views - Custom gas kitchen with a breakfast island, Miele dishwasher - Huge storage, designer lighting, Oak joinery, built-in cabinetry - Stylish main bathroom with a bath and custom-fitted laundry - Secure parking on title, reverse cycle air and video intercom - Common central courtyard area with a shared veggie/herb patch - 200m to the station, stroll to Carriageworks and farmers market - Walk to the University of Sydney and Redfern's bar/dining scene