78 Burren Street

The recent transformation of this classic Victorian terrace has been thoughtfully crafted to harmonise with the historic charm of its streetscape, while delivering a new level of contemporary designer luxury in this peaceful Erskineville enclave. Reimagined and rebuilt entirely, architect Graham Bakewell has extended the original footprint to create a light-filled, three-bedroom family residence with an effortless indoor/outdoor flow to a landscaped private garden. A calming neutral colour scheme and open, breezy interiors are complemented by lush garden views, while clever lighting design sets a sophisticated tone after dark. Set on a wide, quiet cul-de-sac just moments from Erskineville village, this double-storey home blends heritage appeal with modern comfort, including a terrazzo entertainer's terrace and ducted climate control for year-round ease. Just around the corner from Macdonaldtown station, this address offers prime access to Erskineville's village scene, with direct paths to local favourites like The Hive Bar and The Erko. Completely rebuilt with an emphasis on light, space, and flow Heritage facade meticulously restored with cobblestone forecourt Engineered Oak flooring, sleek shadowline ceilings, moody lighting Three generous bedrooms with built-ins, two positioned upstairs French doors open to a lacework balcony with leafy district views Bespoke gas kitchen with curved breakfast bar and designer finishes Quartz Breeze benchtops, custom slimline Shaker cabinetry Skylit dining area flows effortlessly to outdoor living Family-friendly garden with a terrazzo terrace and sunny lawn Two designer bathrooms with custom vanities and oversized showers Internal laundry with Carrara marble detailing and bespoke storage Zoned Daikin ducted air conditioning, LED lights, BBQ bayonet Pedestrian access via rear lane, easy on-street resident parking 150m to Macdonaldtown station, 300m to Erskineville station 350m to Erskineville Public School and St Mary's Catholic Primary