24 Bonney Street
AinslieBy Negotiation

The heritage modesty of the frontage, classic cottage form, decorative red brick work, pretty hedged gardens, gives way to an interior of striking volume that blends a cohesive modernity with a refined sense of history. Open plan living sits central, golden in the sunlight, as glass sliders open to both the northern swimming pool and southern deck. Glorious in white, warmed by oak floors this airy space aims skyward, anchored by the presence of the kitchen while awash in stone and seamless soft close cabinetry.

This distinguished four-bedder has been transformed by the award winning team at DNA Architects. The brief required a meticulous approach, artfully combining the old with the new, ushering this heritage beauty into the here and now. The result is a home of balance and cohesion with plenty of space for connection, creativity and celebration.

At the heart of it all lies the deep blue pool, cool, still, and endlessly inviting. More than just water, it’s the soul of the home, a mirror to the sky, a gathering place for lazy afternoons and moonlit dips.

Barefoot and blissful, life here moves to the rhythm of the sun, slow, golden, and utterly unhurried. The days stretch long and easy, each one a gentle drift from morning light to dusky glow, where time is measured in sun kissed deeper bronze skin and the sound of laughter echoing off warm walls all summer long.

As you step into the front living area you truly leave the hustle and bustle behind. Think books and objects crowding a central fireplace and soft garden light filtered through plantation shutters. Think high ceilings, intricate baton work, art hung from picture rails. The pursuit of harmony continues as you flow into the open plan kitchen, living and dining with its crescendo of light and open embrace of nature. This spacious hub easily switches modes from relaxed family togetherness to elegant entertaining poolside, so you can mark all of those significant milestones with grace.

The kitchen feels epic yet oh so refined, with its slabs of marbled stone worktops, floating island and seamless banks of soft close cabinets and drawers that hide appliances, including the double ovens and integrated dishwasher from Bosch.
Windows frame flowering camelias, box hedging and trees just now bursting into blossom.

The parent’s retreat is perfectly sequestered at the front of the home and delivers built-in-robes, ensuite bathroom and a sitting area beneath the northern windows. At the opposing end of the home, a long hallway lined with clever storage, ushers to a trio of children’s bedrooms. All the rooms are generous with the third flowing to an ensuite bathroom. There is a family bathroom with a floating tub, a separate powder room and an internal laundry/ mudroom within the garage. All four bathrooms are finished in gorgeous tiling combing texture and pattern in a scheme of white and soft greys.

features.
.beautifully renovated and extended four-bedroom, heritage listed 1938 Ainslie cottage
.designed by DNA Architects
.construction by Bellevue Building
.ideally placed on coveted Bonney Street and siding Heritage Wakefield Gardens
.classic cottage form with peaked terracotta roof, timber casement windows and ornate brick work
.four bedrooms, three bathrooms and separate powder room
.nestled within pretty gardens, sheltered by established trees
.light dappled and airy with a wonderful connection to outdoors
.preserved vintage features –high ceilings with baton work, picture rails
.welcoming foyer
.serene front living area with built-in-cabinetry and gas fireplace (remote controlled)
.central kitchen, living and dining with soaring raked ceilings, double glazed glass sliders that open to the northern swimming pool and to the southern deck
.4m ceiling height, triple Velux Skylights with motorised retractable blinds
.motorised remote-controlled sun blind to northern sliders
.concertina gust proof, insect screens to glass sliders, north and south
.custom living room and kitchen joinery by multi-award winning PK Joinery
.seamed semi-waterfall, full-depth stone benchtops and full Blum hardware, featuring soft glide internal shelving and draws, concealed dual Bosch ovens and Liehbherr undermount draw fridge, integrated dishwasher, Bosch 90cm induction cooktop
.adjoining Butler’s Pantry
.sequestered master suite with built-in-robes, ensuite bathroom and sitting area
.bedrooms two and three with built-in-robes
.bedroom four with built-in-robe and ensuite
.family bathroom
.separate powder room
.automatic gates with lock up garage, covered carport plus additional parking
. separate laundry/mud room
.continuous hot water / electric boosted Solar hot water systems
.zoned heat pump In-slab Hydronic heating throughout new build, including laundry/mud room
.ducted RC heating and cooling
.premium Oak Engineered flooring designed for floor heating compatibility
.2.7 M ceilings and over-height solid core doors throughout
.heat pump heated salt-mineral swimming pool
.Vantage (USA) in-floor self-cleaning system and ultra-quiet Davey Silencer pump
.Spanish tiling to pool courtyard
.all tiling throughout the home by Classic Tiling Servies
.plantation shutters and motorised remote-controlled blinds throughout bedrooms
.outdoor entertainment deck, featuring Hardi-Deck flooring and BBQ
.coveted inner-north locale, close to the local shops, a variety of schools, Braddon, Dickson, and the CBD

FINE DETAILS (all approximate):

Land size: 1170 m2
Build size: 237m2 (approx.)
EER: 4.0

Build year: 1938

Land Rates: $6473.32 pa
Land Tax: $13,920.20 pa (investors)
Land Value: $1,160,000 (2025)

Rental Opinion $1300 – $1500 p/w