20A Womerah Avenue, Darlinghurst
AFFORDABLE ENTRY TO AN UPWARDLY MOBILE SUBURB. LOADS OF CHARM. FURTHER POTENTIAL. POPULAR $ RANGE
In fine shape as it is, quite spacious and comfortable with great outdoor areas front and back, this delightful inner city terrace has an easy going personality, but a few simple changes will make a huge difference to both lifestyle and value. The double front rooms with their original fireplaces have already been opened up to create a generous living and dining area with plenty of natural light, followed by the kitchen and laundry at the back, where a bit of creative tweaking will succeed in taking better advantage of the surprisingly spacious cobblestone courtyard. With 2 big bedrooms, study (3rd bedroom) and bathroom upstairs, it's great value in anyone's book!
Quiet leafy street - one of the best!Walk to restaurants, cafes, bars & shopsComfortable as is, potential to enhanceOriginal features, high ceilingsLovely dark timber floors & fireplaces2 bedrooms (built-ins) + study (3rd bedroom)Private courtyards at front & backTerrific value in very affordable $ range
Council Rates: $243.20pq
Water Rates: $162.34pq
Darlinghurst
Like so many of Sydney's inner city suburbs, Darlinghurst's gentrification just seems to continue. Bordering the south west of the CBD, it's one of Sydney's most renowned entertainment hubs, with lower Oxford Street and the bustling Taylor's Square home to countless bars and clubs.
The cosmopolitan café strip of Victoria Street is feted for its coffee, served with love at local favourites like Fabbricai and Tropicana, the original home of the Tropfest short film festival. Travel further down Victoria Street and you'll get to the neon lights of Kings Cross.
The Darlinghurst precinct known as East Sydney or 'Little Italy' is home to Stanley Street's cheap and cheerful Italian diner Bill & Tony's, a Sydney institution where the basic menu and old-school decore have changed little over the years.
Darlinghurst's quaint streets are lined with Victorian terraces which are being renovated to reflect the area's increasing affluence. Art Deco apartment buildings sit side by side with a host of revered contemporary developments, including Harry Seidler's tower The Horizon, Allen Jack + Cottier's Republic 1 and 2 and Top of the Town. Local landmarks include St Vincents Hospital and the National Art School in the grounds of the old Darlinghurst jail.
Suburb Features
Education
- Crown Street Public School
- National Art School
- Saint Francis School
- SCEGGS - Darlinghurst
- Sydney Grammar School
Recreation
- Cook Park
- Eternity Playhouse - Darlinghurst Theatre Company
- Green Park
- Royal Hospital For Women Park
- Sydney Jewish Museum
Restaurants
- Beppis
- The Waratah
- Bills
- Sagra
- Lucio Pizzeria Darlinghurst
- Malabar South Indian Restaurant
- Red Lantern Restaurant & Private Dining Room
