15 St Andrew Street, Balmain, NSW 2041

Carter Williamson Architects' restorative approach to the just-completed renovation of one of Balmain's signature sandstone homes pays homage to the quality of the original build while marking a new style chapter for the historic beauty. Freestanding to the north and set over two sunlit levels, the newly revived 1880s home is one of only a handful in a boutique one-way street just up from the waterfront on the quiet eastern side of the village. Designed to blur the lines between indoors and out, a pared back palette of sandstone, oak and marble achieves a sense of unity across both levels with new openings, louver windows and skylights bringing in the light and harbour breeze while framing borrowed treescape vistas and curated views over the iconic Colgate-Palmolive warehouse conversion. The result is a finely crafted family home and superb entertainer with a dream kitchen as the social heart, a landscaped garden oasis, sunlit master suite and only the finest fixtures and finishes designed to last another 150 years. 

-	A labour of love designed to celebrate the old and new
-	Restored sandstone walls and engineered Oak floors 
-	3 sunlit bedrooms with built-in robes, pure wool carpet
-	Main with lofty cathedral ceilings and an oversized ensuite
-	Inviting living room anchored by a Jetmaster gas fireplace
-	Spacious pavilion-style extension embraces the outdoors 
-	Sleek polished concrete floors with underfloor heating 
-	Dream Calacatta marble kitchen, 3m breakfast island
-	Smeg freestanding dual fuel range cooker, Bosch dishwasher
-	Slimline Shaker joinery, brushed brass hardware/tapware
-	Entertainer's deck with built-in Artusi bbq, drinks fridge
-	Skylit main bathroom with blush pink subway tile finishes
-	Ensuite with a freestanding bath, marble-topped vanities
-	Downstairs powder room, separate custom-fitted laundry
-	Ducted air conditioning, solid Oak staircase, mood lighting
-	Footsteps to waterfront Colgate Reserve and Propellor Park
-	600m to Balmain Wharf, 700m to the heart of the village