In a landmark row of historic worker’s cottages, this wide-fronted terrace is tucked away in a charming mews-like enclave at the top end of Paddington village on the cusp of Woollahra.

Dating to the 1840s, the single-storey is built around a central courtyard providing seamless indoor/outdoor living and opens out to a private backyard. Updated where it counts retaining its inherent period character, the two-bedroom home fresh interiors and vintage charm create a welcoming feel.

One of only a handful of homes in a quiet cul-de-sac just one block back from Queens Street, the 6m wide terrace is surrounded by alfresco cafes, galleries and celebrated restaurants in a walk everywhere location just 450m to the gates to Centennial Park.

– Historic enclave, no through traffic
– Gorgeous picket-fenced frontage
– Original slate roof, 151sqm approx
– Sunny NE-facing front verandah
– Fresh interiors, 3.3m high ceilings
– 2 private bedrooms plus a study
– King sized main bed with a fireplace
– French doors to the front verandah
– Living room anchored by a fireplace
– Dine-in kitchen and internal courtyard
– Tidy bathroom a separate laundry
– Multiple functional outdoor spaces
– 250m to Barbetta and The Wine Library
– 350m to Paddington Public School
– Stroll to Oxford St and Woollahra village
– Quick trip to the city and eastern beaches