7/260-264 Wardell Road, Marrickville
Designer Studio in an Inner-West Hotspot
A sophisticated take on urban village living fuses form, function and architectural flair in this designer apartment in one of the inner west's upcoming hotspots around the corner from Dulwich Hill station, with Marrickville Park at one end of the street and Cook River Parklands at the other. Heralding a new direction in city living, Nea Zoi (New Life) is a secure block of 21 built on the cornerstones of new urbanism to forge an easy connection with community, culture and nature. Rare for a studio, the second-floor apartment opens to NW-facing balcony that captures district views that are magic at sunset and features ducted air for year-round comfort, plentiful built-in storage and an on-site cafe making day-to-day living a breeze. This is the ultimate low-maintenance studio, just 200m to the station and the upcoming Sydney Metro.
Secure block of 21, video intercom and level lift accessEngineered Oak floorboards, Daikin ducted reverse airStreamlined designer luxury, ideal for the busy urbaniteCalacatta quartz gas kitchen with integrated dishwasherGlass-fronted living/bedroom with a sunny NW aspectWide entertainer's balcony, signature laser-cut screensFloor-to-ceiling built-in robes plus a secure storage cageDesigner bathroom with herringbone tile feature wallConcealed internal laundry with dryer and linen pressEasy lift access to Common Ground and a Pilates studioFootsteps to the station, walk to Cook River Parklands900m to the park's kayak launch point and tennis courts
Property Features
- Balcony
- Built In Wardrobes
- Dishwasher
- Ducted Cooling
- Ducted Heating
- Floorboards
- Intercom
Marrickville
Multi-layered and diverse, Marrickville is a melting pot of cultures with an all-embracing attitude. It's a foodie hangout, has a vibrant music and art scene, and enviable infrastructure that keeps locals well connected. One of Sydney's most intriguing suburbs, bohemian Marrickville simply has it all. Marrickville's rich diversity is celebrated throughout the community. There are mouth-watering eateries that cover the full spectrum – Asia, Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and Australia, plus a thriving art and festival scene that in many ways put Marrickville on the map. It is also home to a handful of craft breweries, vibrant music and arts scene, it's easy to understand why Marrickville was recently named in the top 10 coolest neighbourhoods in the world. This culturally-diverse inner Sydney neighbourhood is friendly, fun and a magnet for foodies. At the heart of Marrickville is the ARCCO, which has helped shape Marrickville into what it is today and has been the driver behind many social initiatives and campaigns that have affected all Sydney. Spread out over nine acres, ARCCO is a hub of culture, diversity and sustainability and is the home to the popular weekly farmers' market. You can catch a train direct from the city centre to Marrickville, getting off at either Marrickville or Sydenham stations, with the journey taking around 20 minutes. There's also a range of bus services that connect Marrickville to the city and the neighbouring suburb of Newtown.
Suburb Features
Education
- Casimir Catholic College
- Marrickville High School
- Marrickville Public School
- St Brigid's Catholic Primary School
- St Maroun's College
Recreation
- Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre
- Braddock Playground
- Marrickville District Lawn Tennis Club
- Marrickville Oval
- Marrickville Park
- McNeilly Park
Restaurants
- Barzaari
- Corinthian Rotisserie Restaurant
- Hello Auntie Marrickville
