4 Pyrmont Street, Ashfield, NSW, 2131 - House Sold on 17 12 2025

SoldDec 17, 2025

4 Pyrmont Street, Ashfield, NSW, 2131

$3,605,000

626 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Dec 17, 2025

What's around 4 Pyrmont Street

Exquisite character residence in a blue-ribbon address

Set in a blue-ribbon pocket of Ashfield, this gorgeous character residence blends timeless elegance with stunning contemporary enhancements. Boasting a prime north-to-rear orientation, it's steps from Ashfield Station, Mall and vibrant local eateries. - North-to-rear level block with lush, landscaped private gardens - Stunning open plan living zone with soaring raked ceilings - Formal lounge and sitting rooms feature a fireplace mantel - Expansive entertainers' deck overlooks picturesque gardens - Oversized gas kitchen adjoining a light filled dining zone - Exquisite original features, ornate ceilings, timber floors - Two bathrooms, main with bath, rear shed/office, cubby house - Four generous bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes - Separate formal dining and media rooms for family versatility - Stroll to Ashfield Station, café precinct, schools and shops - Easy access to attic storage Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from third party sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own independent enquiries and not on the information contained herein. Figures and details are subject to change without further notice.

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Seller's review

6 months ago

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Grant Never Sleeps

Grant is a very hard-working agent - 24/7. His long experience shows in his handling of the many species of buyers and the negotiations back and forth. He was very clear about the sales process and a frequent communicator. He is relentlessly positive about the campaign - in a Dale Carnegie way - and though our result didn't quite reach those optimistic heights it was a good result nevertheless.

Chris

Seller