29 Thomas Street
Hampton

State-of-the-art transformation is a perfect synergy of 1920s elegance and new indulgence, metres from Hampton St's cafes and shopping. This is family living at its most stylish, with the added luxury of two-bedroom self-contained accommodation in an original schoolhouse and land of 831 square metres approx. Bathed in northern light and superbly crafted, the new family room is magnificent with walls of stacking sliding doors, oak floors and views out to the resort-style garden. Caesarstone Sleek Concrete benches, Miele ovens and a series of pantries are on show in the new kitchen, alongside a Zip tap for boiling, chilled and sparkling water. The grand revival of "Rosslyn" has created up to five bedrooms, playroom/large study, lounge with classic features, mudroom, and two sleek bathrooms with black tapware and designer tiling. The schoolhouse is perfect for guest or extended family accommodation with two bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen and a bathroom. Originally called "Lanestone", the school was headed by Miss Mary Isabelle Thomas who lived at 29 Thomas Street in 1925. Today it's video and intercom-linked to the main house, has its own entry, and a beautiful garden setting. Outdoor living reveals a series of thoughtfully designed spaces featuring a pool, spotted gum deck, bluestone and travertine paving, grassed areas and botanical beauty. Few Hampton homes offer such a high standard of contemporary excellence. Exacting planning delivers so much, including a home work station next to the kitchen, family-friendly laundry with pullout baskets, bespoke joinery, celestory louvered windows, automated gate, phone charger drawer, and plantation shutters. Moments from Hampton station, close to many schools, and an easy walk to the beach.