Occupying a highly sought-after position, this heritage-listed one-bedroom sandstone cottage sits in a quiet pocket just two minutes from Moore Park and Crown Street, and moments from a fashionable selection of boutiques, cafés and restaurants.
Bursting with historic charm, the property retains many of its original features throughout the kitchen and bathroom. Additional highlights include an exposed brick wall, timber flooring, and a delightful, paved courtyard perfect for relaxed outdoor living.
Ideally positioned alongside McElhone Place - the renowned pedestrian garden street - this truly unique cottage offers character, convenience, and lifestyle in one of the area's most coveted settings.
Marshall Street in Surry Hills is lined with several heritage-listed sandstone cottages, originally built in the mid-1800s as workers' dwellings. Showcasing the simplicity and symmetry of the Colonial Georgian style, these rare survivors offer a tangible glimpse into Sydney's early urban history.
