A sophisticated spread in Sydney's eastern suburbs, or a funky renovated cottage in the inner west?
Sydney's residential scene has never been more eclectic, with homes in all shapes, sizes and styles. Domain looks at five listings that highlight the broad scope of our city's property market.
Upmarket elegance
In a building known as "Tintagel", this 1945 art deco apartment will suit anyone who likes a touch of glamour at home.
The property, which is close to ferry wharf, parks and Double Bay shopping village, has lovely high ceilings, timber-panelled walls, and a balcony that overlooks the moored boats below.
For inquiries, contact John Backhouse of Sydney Sotheby's International Realty, who has set the price guide at $2.5 million.
Fans of classic art deco design will appreciate Tintagel.
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Contemporary cool
A circa-1875 terrace has had a head-to-toe reboot at this Erskineville five-bedder.
The kitchen is a focal point, with statement lights imported from Italy that hang over a marble benchtop and large, steel-framed doors leading out to the courtyard.
50 Malcolm Street, Erskineville.
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Renovations have also restored the original Kauri floors and fireplaces to their former glory.
Sammuel Schumann, who will sell the property with Jane Schumann on behalf of Di Jones Real Estate, says the price guide is $2.8 million.
Contemporary upgrades make this home come alive in thriving Erskineville.
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Head along to a viewing of the home this weekend before it goes to auction on August 23.
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Bubbly and bright
It's easy to be taken in by the cheery facade of this inner-city terrace, with a pale pink door that beckons passers-by.
Inside, a range of design elements add an edge to the surprisingly roomy home.
22 Young Street, Redfern.
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Walk over rich oak flooring to find the Poly kitchen with stone benchtops, or to the bathrooms with Carrara marble baths and under-floor heating.
BresicWhitney Darlinghurst agents Charles Touma and Katie Moriarty hope to sell for around $1.5 million at the auction on September 2.
The kitchen and dining rooms lead out to a rear courtyard.
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Spacious sanctuary
The current owners of 19 Lantana Avenue say they've loved living in an ultra-quiet location that's still minutes from quality schools and local shops.
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Those vying for the title deeds include young families, downsizers and investors, but with four bedrooms and a chemical-free in-ground pool, it would be a perfect fit for anyone with kids.
The home is for sale through Emma Cameron and Daniel Hindmarsh of Belle Property Dee Why, for $1.75 million.
The Wheeler Heights home also has a charming brick fireplace.
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Creative classic
The majestic magnolia tree is just the start of a blooming marvellous and lavish Federation cottage reinvention.
Step inside the front door and the heated glass-walled pool sparkles from beyond the kitchen and living area.
45 Annandale Street, Annandale.
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There's a self-contained studio above the garage as well as versatile third-storey attic space in the main house.
The property will be auction on August 22 with a guide of $2.6 million, with selling agents Tina O'Connor and Harry Psaradellis of Ray White Annandale.
The inner-west residence puts a fresh spin on Federation design.
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