Some homes ask you to compromise. This one doesn't.
Four bedrooms, a study, and a top floor entirely its own — set over three levels of a Torrens-title terrace in the tightly held Ashmore pocket of Erskineville. Land beneath you. Sky above. Nothing shared.
Northern light moves through all three floors — into the open living and dining at ground level, then out to a north-facing courtyard built for long lunches and quiet evenings. The kitchen anchors it — dark marble benchtops, a breakfast island, room to actually cook.
Upstairs, the bedrooms — three on the middle level, the main with its own ensuite and robes. And then the top: a generous studio that bends to whatever you need it to be. Media room. Home office. Guest retreat. Somewhere to go without leaving home — opening to a private balcony and the open sky beyond.
French oak floors. Marble bathrooms. Ducted air, zoned. Rear-lane access to secure parking. Finishes that are considered, not loud — refined in a way you feel more than you notice.
And the street does the rest. An espresso bar on the corner, McPherson Park at the end of the road, Erskineville village and station a short walk on — with Sydney Park, the University of Sydney and RPA all within easy reach.
Rare, in a pocket like this.
Property Features:
- Torrens-title tri-level terrace — private street entry, rear lane access
- Approx. 132.4sqm land — approx. 190sqm internal, approx. 75sqm outdoor
- Four bedrooms plus a dedicated study
- Two bathrooms plus a ground-floor powder room
- Main bedroom with ensuite and built-in robes
- Oversized top-floor studio opening to a private balcony — media room, home office or guest retreat
- Open-plan living and dining flowing to a north-facing courtyard
- Stone kitchen with marble benchtops and breakfast island
- French oak floorboards throughout
- Ducted, zoned air conditioning
- Secure parking with rear lane access
Location Benefits:
- Moments from Erskineville village and its cafes, wine bars and heritage pubs
- A short walk to Erskineville Station for direct trains to the city
- Close to Sydney Park — open green space, ponds and shared walking and cycling paths
- Within easy reach of Newtown's King Street dining and the University of Sydney
- A short drive to Sydney Airport, with the inner-south's everyday conveniences close at hand
- Surrounded by the boutiques, bakeries and local services along Erskineville Road
