6 Goodmans Terrace, Surry Hills, NSW 2010

Transformed by a complete custom renovation designed to maximise space and natural light, this beautifully appointed terrace delivers an idyllic urban gem in the heart of Surry Hills. Positioned at the end of a private laneway of just five houses, this terrace is freestanding on one side and flooded with northern sunshine. Inside reveals a clever layout with sleek designer interiors enhanced by engineered timber floors, exposed white-brick walls and a soothing neutral palette evoking a sense of comfort and well-being. It features spacious open living/dining zones and a sleek stone gas kitchen, while interiors flow to an oversized sun drenched entertainment deck amid lush greenery. A skylit staircase leads to the two well-sized bedrooms, both of which are appointed with built-in wardrobes and one features a custom study nook. Further highlights include a chic natural stone and marble bathroom with a rainwater shower and separate bathtub as well as reverse cycle air conditioning, plantation shutters plus an external undercover laundry. Its unbeatable setting offers walk-to-everywhere convenience, footsteps to shops, boutiques and popular cafés, while a stroll to Central Station and boasting rapid access to the CBD.

- North-facing, enjoying all day sun
- Positioned at the end of a whisper quiet laneway of just five terraces
- Brand-new renovation featuring high-end finishes
- Cleverly designed to maximise space/natural light
- Free-flowing open plan living and dining zones
- Sleek stone kitchen with s/steel gas appliances
- Large sun drenched deck perfect for entertaining
- Well-sized bedrooms appointed with built-in robes
- Engineered timber floors, quality wool carpet
- Plantation shutters, exposed timber/brick walls
- High ceilings, reverse-cycle air conditioning
- Undercover external laundry, skylit staircase
- Chic full-sized natural stone and marble bathroom
- Rainwater shower, standalone bathtub, stone vanity
- Steps to shops, cafés, boutiques, Central Station
- Walk to Prince Alfred Park, rapid access to CBD
- A short stroll to the emerging Tech Central precinct