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Seven of the best Sydney homes listed for sale

By Pauline Morrissey and Lou Sweeney

Looking for your next Sydney home? We’ve got you covered.

6 Hemers Road, Dural

This is what semi-rural Dural does best – big spreads on big stretches of land under big Sydney Hills skies. A sweeping drive rolls you up to the impressive digs here, with the autumnal colours of the park-like garden trees a vivid, enticing frame.

“The house flows beautifully,” says LJ Hooker’s William Brush. “It’s expansive, but still very homely. Spacious, but warm.”

The classic look of 6 Hemers Road is instantly appealing. At around 18 years old, the reproduced period features are handsomely settled and its fine site among that sprawling green garden confers an august presence. Its high turret, multiple bay windows and lovely verandas are the stand-outs.

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Inside, the spaces are large and beautifully bright. There are two generous main suites cleverly zoned to either end of the house, and the octagonal living room, with its adjacent glass passage, is positively luminous.

Lovely al fresco areas can be found under the verandahs or nearby trees and, beyond, the grounds run out to two hectares of level fields that the agent describes as “the best block in the area – an excellent rectangular shape with the land less treed than most”.

188 Paddington Street, Paddington

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This Victorian gem with Federation features stands proudly as one of Paddington’s few freestanding double-frontage properties, with original Baltic pine floors, ornate architraves and sandstone foundations echoing a bygone era.

“The owner’s favourite spot is the sun-filled back living room, with views of greenery, easy access to the kitchen, fresh air, and birdsong,” says the agent. “They hint that it’s the perfect place for growing orchids and potted flowers.”

128-130 Whale Beach Road, Whale Beach

Utterly private and picturesque, this spectacular seaside oasis, set on a double block, dazzles with ocean views captured from many directions.

“Its intelligently designed floor plan contains spacious living areas and a bathroom for each bedroom, ensuring that everyone has their own sanctuary,” says the agent. “Whale viewing from the north-facing terraces and living room, or diving into the spacious, glittering pool, are also possible past times.”

63 Bowman Street, Drummoyne

Humble at the front and heavenly at the back, this Federation home reveals its true magic once inside.

“The open-plan living area at the rear is surprising, with so many striking architectural details to admire,” says the agent. “From the colossal windows that flood the interiors with incredible light to the exposed steel that gives a warehouse-like feel, and the gas fireplace acting as a centrepiece; it’s a true entertainer’s delight.”

27 Ross Smith Parade, Great Mackerel Beach

Capturing the hearts of many, this beloved beach house oozes timeless retro charm, with floor-to-ceiling windows capturing spectacular ocean vistas.

“The property transports you to simpler times when life consisted of fishing, swimming and exploring the beautiful waterways,” says the agent.

“It’s like having your own private slice of paradise that extends into the water, with direct stair access to a secluded section of Great Mackerel Beach.”

26/106 Elizabeth Bay Road, Elizabeth Bay

Imagine relishing the joys of bayside living from this scenic one-bedder, featuring wraparound windows in the living-dining area, framing postcard-like views of the bobbing boats across Rushcutters Bay.

“Buyers may indulge in the apartment’s direct access to Beare Park and the common rooftop with Harbour Bridge views,” says the agent. “Even working from home at a table by the window is made delightful with views like these.”

117/26-44 Kippax Street, Surry Hills

Set within a renowned warehouse conversion, enhanced by owner Jonathan Friend of JForm, this urban retreat is brimming with creative flair, featuring custom joinery, tiled details and Italian marble.

“As soon as you walk in, the first things that catch your eye are the arched windows and five-metre-high ceilings,” says Friend. “The open-plan living area encompasses the entire lower floor and is the perfect space for unwinding and entertaining guests.”

This article was originally published by Domain.com.au. Reproduced with permission.

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