Sydney’s property market may have cooled somewhat this year, you’ll probably still find it tricky to match your dream digs with your price bracket.
That’s why it’s practically a public service announcement to point out unusual properties, particularly when they’re likely to be flying under your radar.
The term ‘hidden gem’ gets bandied around far too often, but for these two Sydney homes, it’s the perfect descriptor.
It’s a rarity to find an attractive two-bedroom apartment in a lifestyle location like Queenscliff for under $1 million, let alone for $850,000.
But that’s not the only unique aspect of this spread at 5/85 Queenscliff Road.
With glass french doors, a Bosch kitchen and a chic terrace thanks to a recent redesign, it’s little wonder the property has been featured in Inside Out magazine.
It’s just near the northern tip of Manly beach, though Queenscliff itself has its own set of natural wiles with far less tourist traffic.
Stone Real Estate’s Eddy Piddington has scheduled the auction for May 12.
If you’ve never heard of Oran Park before, we’d hazard a guess that you’re not alone.
Just west of Narellan and within easy driving distance of national parkland, there’s an entirely unexpected design gem that could go toe-to-toe with some of Sydney’s best renovations.
Every inch of 9 Faithful Street has been carefully considered, from the quartz kitchen bench adorned with bamboo-curved tiles, to the dining room ceiling that seems to stretch endlessly upwards.
The open-plan living area flows out to a covered al fresco courtyard, in-ground pool and a two-bedroom granny flat that’s perfect for guests or extended family.
Richardson & Wrench’s Troy Nicholson has the listing, and is hoping to sell for between $1.95 million and $2.05 million.