89 Elizabeth Street, Paddington NSW
Dappled shadows from a majestic jacaranda tree dance across the pastel green weatherboards of this early 1800s Paddington terrace, offered for the first time in 37 years. Inside, decorative fireplaces, ceiling roses, and timber floors are bathed in natural light, with French doors opening to a wraparound courtyard. “It’s a welcoming home with timeless charm, and space for the next custodian to add their own layer,” says the agent.
2a View Street, Woollahra NSW
In a world of white walls and minimalist finishes, this free-standing family house stands out for its warmth, charm, and sense of soul. With lush gardens, bright living spaces and sweeping views of the harbour and city skyline, it’s a place that instantly lifts the mood. “The outlook creates such a calm, relaxed vibe – the garden invites slow mornings, reading in the sun, or letting the kids run free,” the agent says.
188 Forbes Street, Darlinghurst NSW
Built in 1873 and standing proud on one of Darlinghurst’s most prestigious streets, this Victorian Gothic house boasts four grand levels. Generous proportions, a sweeping central staircase and a flexible layout speak to its liveability. “Aileen Sage reimagined the interiors as a refined family home, where natural materials and colour sit beautifully alongside classic heritage features,” the agent says.
3 Coneill Place, Forest Lodge NSW
Stone runs like a theme song through this architect-designed house, from the bold nacarado quartzite island to the mosaic-tiled pool. Earthy tones and raw textures add warmth while still feeling seriously high-end. “The city’s best restaurants and bars are on its doorstep, but once inside, it’s all about slow afternoons by the pool, barbecues that stretch into the night and a garden oasis of calm,” the agent says.
57 Vine Street, Darlington NSW
In a suburb dominated by reworked terraces, this brand-new house is unapologetically bold and purpose-built for modern urban living. Concrete floors and ceilings set a dramatic tone, while flush-mounted LED strips add a layer of streamlined sophistication. “A 60-centimetre brushed granite wall runs the full length of the home, and when dimmed at night, the lighting transforms it into a striking piece of illuminated art,” the agent says.
801 Kangaroo Valley Road, Bellawongarah NSW
Rockfield Park is a historic estate perched high above Berry and Kangaroo Valley. Inspired by a Scottish castle, the main residence is joined by a second dwelling and a whimsical tiny home devoted to art and music. “It’s like nothing else in this region,” says the agent. “The gardens were inspired by Monet, with 30 years of careful, considered planting and the rolling hills of pasture are reminiscent of The Sound of Music.”
23 Neridah Road, Belmont North NSW
On a peaceful cul-de-sac block the size of a small estate, this contemporary retreat delivers grand proportions with a warm, everyday ease. Mornings begin in the north-west light; evenings close by the fire, with doors thrown open to a view of treetops and sky. “The outdoor area has it all – barbecue, fridge, pizza oven – and opens onto a 14.5-metre freshwater pool and spa overlooking Bangalay Reserve,” says the agent.
4 Turella Street, Glenbrook NSW
Tucked away in native bushland yet just minutes from Glenbrook village, this remarkable home feels like a well-kept secret. Honest materials – stone, timber and thoughtful screening – allow the architecture to melt into its surroundings. “The design centres on a long, sun-drenched living wing that opens to an elevated deck with bushland views and a pool – all capturing uninterrupted northern light,” says the agent.
11 Tilgman St, Berry NSW
Life at Tilgman Cottage flows easily from indoors to out, with a central gourmet country kitchen that has hosted countless family gatherings around the island bench. The vendors love to sit on the back deck with a cup of tea, basking in the morning sunlight. “They often leave the French doors open so the puppy can wander in and out while they take in the garden and mountain views,” says the agent.
154 George Street, Bathurst NSW
Whether kept as a private home or continued as a luxury short-stay rental, RoseBerne Cottage offers compelling investment appeal. Its character-filled interiors centre on a gourmet kitchen, framed by stained-glass breezeways, raked ceilings and exposed beams. “Footsteps from buzzing shops, cafes and eateries, this is an incredible opportunity to purchase one of Bathurst’s premier period homes,” says the agent.
3-5 Godson Avenue, Blackheath NSW
Every corner of this home seems designed to soften the edges of a long day, with sun-drenched decks, bushland stillness and space to recharge. Its comforting interiors invite uninterrupted sleep, while dog-friendly walking tracks await just beyond. “Offered across two titles, the second parcel opens up exciting potential, while the home itself brings nature right to the doorstep,” says the agent.
This article was originally published by Domain.com.au. Reproduced with permission.
