Summary:
Located in the heart of Annandale Village, this charming Sydney heritage home offers modern comforts and a welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy a cosy and inviting interior while being just minutes from Sydney CBD, UTS, Sydney University, Broadway Shopping, and the vibrant cafes, pubs, and restaurants of Annandale.
The Space:
This beautifully presented two-bedroom home is located in the highly sought-after inner-west suburb of Annandale, Sydney, Australia. Accommodating up to four guests, it offers a comfortable and convenient stay for couples, families, or small groups.
The property features two well-appointed bedrooms on a single level. The main bedroom includes a queen-sized bed, wardrobe, heating, and an adjoining side room—ideal for families travelling with an infant, complete with a port-a-cot and high chair. The second bedroom offers a double bed, bedside tables, and hanging space. Premium linens and towels are provided for your comfort.
Enjoy the spacious, open-plan living and dining area—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The fully equipped kitchen features modern appliances, allowing you to cook at home or sample the vibrant culinary scene in nearby Annandale Village, Rozelle, Balmain, Glebe, and Leichhardt.
Additional amenities include heating, free Wi-Fi, secure onsite parking, unlimited free street parking, and a laundry with a washer and separate dryer. The home is within walking distance of shops, cafés, and public transport, making it an excellent base for exploring Sydney and its surrounds.
Whether for a short getaway or an extended stay, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom home offers a stylish and practical retreat in the heart of Sydney’s Inner West.
Guest Access:
The property is for your exclusive access
The Neighborhood:
We acknowledge that this home sits on the traditional lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. The Eora Nation is one of the largest Aboriginal nations in Australia, and their traditional lands encompass the area that is now known as Sydney, including Annandale. The Gadigal people have a deep connection to the land and have lived in the Sydney region for tens of thousands of years.
Today, the Gadigal people continue to maintain their cultural traditions and connections to the land, and work to preserve and protect their cultural heritage. Visitors to Annandale can learn more about the traditional owners of the land and their history through a range of educational and cultural programs, including guided tours, exhibitions, and events organised by local Aboriginal organisations and community groups.
Annandale has a rich colonial history that dates back to the early 1800s. The suburb was named after Annandale House, a grand mansion that was built by George Johnston, a former military officer and one of the earliest settlers in the Sydney region. The house was named after the town of Annan in Scotland, where Johnston was born.
There are many more cafes and restaurants in Annandale and the surrounding suburbs of Rozelle, Leichhardt, Balmain and Glebe so you will have plenty of options to choose from during your stay. These include Tramsheds, Cornersmith Cafe & Picklery, Black Toast Café, Vinery Foods, The Annandale and The North Annandale Hotels, The Green Lion, Revolver Café and One Ford Street to name but a few!
Getting Around:
Annandale is a vibrant and well-connected suburb in Sydney’s inner-west, located approximately 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) from the heart of the city. Known for its heritage charm, tree-lined streets, and village-like atmosphere, Annandale offers the perfect balance between urban convenience and suburban tranquility.
Getting to the CBD
Reaching Sydney’s Central Business District (CBD) from Annandale is both quick and convenient. Public transport options are plentiful, with regular bus services operating along Parramatta Road, the main thoroughfare running through the suburb. The bus journey to the city center typically takes around 20 minutes, though this can vary depending on traffic conditions.
For those preferring private transport, taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Ola are readily available. Depending on the time of day and traffic levels, the drive to the CBD can take between 10 to 15 minutes. This makes Annandale an ideal location for professionals, students, and visitors who want easy access to the city without being in the thick of it.
Connectivity & Major Roads
Annandale is strategically positioned near several major roads, providing seamless access to other parts of Sydney. The City West Link offers a direct route to Rozelle, Leichhardt, and the Western Suburbs, while the Anzac Bridge connects commuters to Pyrmont, Darling Harbour, and the CBD in just minutes. These well-maintained roads make commuting efficient and stress-free, whether you’re traveling by car or public transport.
For those heading further afield, Annandale’s proximity to arterial roads like the M4 Motorway and Victoria Road allows for easy travel to areas such as Parramatta, the Blue Mountains, and Sydney’s northern suburbs.
Other Things to Note:
-Please remove shoes at foyer entry. Strictly no shoes on carpeted areas including stairwell and main bedroom.
-Strictly no smoking of any substance (including vapes) inside home, on common areas of building or directly in front of building.
-Please respect the neighbours residing within the same building with keeping noise to a minimum after 10pm
- Please ensure on departure you clean the BBQ, failure to do so will be a fee of AUD$90
-Mandatory fortnightly clean including sheet change for bookings 14 days plus at AUD$310
-Additional exit clean fee for bookings over 2 months of AUD$310
-Accidental lock out fee, loss of keys inability to return keys as per self-check-out instruction $175.00
Note, no blind in second bedroom
Interaction with Guests:
Host available for emergencies
