20 Little Napier Street, Paddington
DELIGHTFUL MEWS TERRACE IN CHARMING, TIGHTLY HELD INNER CITY ENCLAVE
Touched with a hint of European charm, this bijou tri-level terrace enjoys life in a unique garden streetscape, tucked away on the very convenient borderline between Paddington, Darlinghurst and Surry Hills. At ground level, timber floors stretch through the living and dining areas to the stainless steel galley kitchen, bbq nest and herb garden. Upstairs, the main bedroom with wrought iron balcony adjoins a generous study/sitting area which opens to a sundrenched, north facing deck enjoying a peaceful local outlook, all topped off with a charming attic bedroom with a north facing dormer window. It's adorable as is yet there is still plenty of potential to run with new ideas and make it your own special place to come home to.
Please note main access to Little Napier Street is via Selwyn Street PaddingtonA change of pace from a busy lifestylePeaceful, quiet parkside locationFriendly, secure community atmosphereSundrenched north facing deckWell planned living and dining areasSteel galley kitchen with eat-in nookModern bathroom + under-bench laundryGood built-ins + 1.8 x 1.9m sub floor areaIdeal home or terrific investment
Council rates: $274.20pq
Water rates: $199.41pq
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Paddington
Just 3km from the CBD, quaint and charming Paddington is one of Sydney's best-known suburbs. It's renowned primarily for Oxford Street, the vast boulevard which runs north to south through the entire suburb and is one of Sydney's premier shopping destinations.Lined with interesting boutiques, high-street shops and eclectic specialty stores, it's also the home of the Paddington Markets, held every Saturday in Paddington Primary School. Glenmore Road (The Intersection with Oxford Street), William Street and Five Ways have also emerged as world-class shopping strips, and it's here that you'll find some of the city's most fashionable boutiques.Paddington is famous for the ornate Victorian terraces which dominate almost every one of its meandering streets. Still quite working class up until the late '80s, Paddington's rapid gentrification saw these formerly rundown residences snapped up and renovated at a rate of knots, with the high demand sending prices skyrocketing into the million dollar stratosphere.
Paddington plays host to a vast array of revered galleries, including the famed Sherman Galleries, which congregate primarily around Glenmore Road and the prestigious tree-lined boulevard of Paddington Street.
It's well-known for its pub culture, with traditional hotels such as The Royal, Bellevue, The London and The Paddington Inn offering great pub food at reasonable prices. A firm favourite among trendy inner city types and executives, Paddington's increasingly high prices mean that the affluent have a firm foothold on the suburb.
Suburb Features
Education
- Glenmore Road Public School
- Paddington Public School
- St Francis of Assisi School (Primary)
- Sydney Boys High School
- Sydney Grammar Edgecliff Preparatory School
- UNSW Art & Design College
Recreation
- Centennial Park Summertime Moonlight Cinema
- Chauvel or Verona cinemas
- Paddington Library
- Paddington Markets
- Paddington Reservoir Gardens
- Royal Hospital For Women Park
- Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Trust - Stadium Fitness Centre
- Sydney Cricket Ground
- Sydney Football Stadium
- Trumper Park Oval
- The Palms Tennis Centre
- Victoria Barracks and Army Museum
Restaurants
- 10 William
- Barbetta
- Buon Ricordo Ristorante
- Chubby Cheeks
- Cipri Italian
- Freds
- Paddington Inn
- Royal Hotel Paddington
- Saint Peter
- Tequila Mockingbird
- Ursula's Paddington
