Millers Point Terrace
Nestled within the historic fabric of The Rocks, Sydney - Millers Point Terrace is a residence that stands as a testament to the architectural and cultural evolution of one of the city’s most significant heritage conservation areas. Constructed circa 1870, this terrace house, recognised for its cultural significance on the NSW Heritage Register, is embarking on a thoughtful journey of renovation, aimed at intertwining modern living amenities with the preservation of its historical essence.
The project, planned to commence in 2024, sets out to enhance the lifestyle of a young family residing in the property, through a series of carefully considered updates and additions that respect the home’s storied past. Managed under the stringent guidelines of the City of Sydney Council and the Heritage Council, the renovation endeavors to navigate the challenges of introducing contemporary conveniences while ensuring the original, state-significant frontage of the house remains untouched.
A blend of past and present, the proposal includes a modest extension at the rear and side of the property allowing for a functional modern family lifestyle within a heritage context.