About this listing
- 3 bedrooms | 2 full bathrooms | 1 powder room
- Street parking available (permit available for mid to long term stays)
- Sleeps up to 5
- Split system air conditioning
- Private courtyard with outdoor dining
What We Love
Nestled in one of Sydney’s inner-city neighbourhoods, this three-bedroom sanctuary perfectly blends classic and modern living. Despite its central location, the layout of the home and the provision of a balcony and a courtyard provide a breezy, natural feel, adding depth and character to the home. Indeed, a perfect balance of comfort and style.
The kitchen runs the full length of the left wall in crisp, handleless white cabinetry, fitted with quality appliances including an oven, dishwasher and Nespresso coffee maker. A solid timber dining table anchors the centre of the space beneath a striking floating staircase framed in glass, an architectural detail that draws the eye upward and lets light travel freely through the home. The living room unfolds beyond, with a deep blue sofa, a pair of rounded armchairs and a large wall-mounted television set against a clean white media console, all grounded by a vintage-toned rug that adds warmth underfoot.Slide open the bifold doors at the rear and the boundary between inside and out dissolves entirely, revealing a private walled courtyard paved in natural stone with a six-seat outdoor dining table, sandstone feature walls and a canopy of mature trees overhead that makes it feel like a secret garden tucked inside the city.
The upstairs level houses two queen bedrooms and two full bathrooms, each carrying the same quiet confidence found throughout the home. The primary bedroom is dressed in a blush velvet headboard, deep burgundy throws and paired bedside lamps in a rich burgundy finish, with French doors that open to a wrought iron balcony framed entirely by green. A split system air conditioner keeps the room comfortable year round. The second queen bedroom sits beneath a sloped ceiling that gives it its own distinct character, anchored by a terracotta leather bed frame, a landscape painting in muted desert tones and built-in wardrobes tucked neatly into the eaves. Back on the ground floor, the third bedroom pairs a single bed with a fluted timber desk, a leather task chair making it as functional for a working trip as it is for a travelling guest. The home also includes an internal washer and dryer, board games, heating and everything needed for a stay of any length. Metered street parking is available directly on Little Mount Street, with a permit available for mid to long term guests.
Pyrmont is one of those rare inner city suburbs that manages to feel connected to the Sydney CBD while maintaining its own distinct and unhurried character. The streets are walkable, the tree canopy is generous and the sandstone heritage buildings give the area a textural warmth that newer suburbs simply lack. The waterfront is moments away, Darling Harbour is a ten-minute stroll, and the energy of the city is always close without ever feeling overwhelming. It is the kind of neighbourhood that rewards those who take the time to explore it slowly.
Some Fab Features
- Private walled courtyard with sandstone feature wall and six-seat outdoor dining table
- Open plan kitchen, dining and living with bifold doors connecting directly to the outdoor area
- Two queen bedrooms and one single bedroom, sleeping up to five guests
- Split system air conditioning in both upstairs bedrooms
- Two full bathrooms plus a powder room on the ground floor
- Fully equipped kitchen including oven, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee maker, toaster and full cookware
- Internal washer and dryer
- Floating glass staircase as an architectural feature
- Dedicated study nook with timber desk, leather chair
- Curated artwork and considered furnishings throughout
- Board games provided
- Heating throughout
- Street parking available on Little Mount Street (permit available for mid to long term stays)
- Two-level layout offering separation between living and sleeping spaces
- Quiet residential street position with leafy outlook
- Walking distance from cafes and dining precinct
Bedding Configuration
- BEDROOM 1: 1 x QUEEN BED
- BEDROOM 2: 1 x QUEEN BED
- BEDROOM 3: 1 x SINGLE BED
You will have access to the entire place for the duration of your stay.
The Neighbourhood
- Pyrmont Living At the heart of Pyrmont is the Sydney Fish Market, just a short stroll from the front door. It's a great spot for a casual browse through some of Sydney's freshest seafood, and if you want to take it a step further, you can learn to cook your catch at the Sydney Seafood School. Be sure to also visit The Star, Sydney's largest entertainment complex, just minutes away on foot, boasting exquisite restaurants, luxury bars, a hotel, boutique shops and the Lyric Theatre. Whether you're after a special dinner or a big night out, there is truly something for everyone.
- Cafes & Dining Pyrmont has a strong and welcoming cafe culture within easy walking distance. Head to Social Brew Cafe on Harris Street for a relaxed neighbourhood coffee, or wander to Quick Brown Fox Eatery for a proper sit-down brunch with a warm, local feel. For something more elevated in the evening, the restaurants at The Star precinct, including Sokyo and BLACK Bar and Grill, are just minutes from the front door.
- Foreshores & Parks Pack a picnic and head to Pirrama Park, a beautiful foreshore reserve right on Pyrmont Bay. The park offers sweeping views of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and plenty of open lawn to stretch out on. It connects to a lovely waterfront walking path that traces the edge of the peninsula, making it ideal for a morning run or an easy afternoon stroll.
- Day Trips Sydney's most iconic beaches are well within reach for a day out. Bondi Beach is roughly 25 minutes by car or a straightforward trip via bus through the CBD, while the quieter and equally stunning Coogee Beach is a similar distance and worth the journey for its rockpools and coastal walk. For something in between, the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk is one of Sydney's great free experiences and an unmissable way to spend a sunny afternoon.
Getting Around
- Public transport: The L1 light rail line runs directly through Pyrmont, with The Star and Pyrmont Bay stops both walkable from the property, connecting to Central Station, Darling Harbour and the inner west. Several bus routes including the 389 and 501 also serve the area, with stops on Harris Street a short walk away, linking to the CBD, Circular Quay and surrounding suburbs. Only 10 minutes away, Pyrmont bay wharf provides quick access to Barangaroo within 5 minutes
- Uber: Rideshare services including Uber are consistently available in Pyrmont, making it straightforward to get around at any hour.
- Car share (GoGet): GoGet carshare operates across Pyrmont, with dedicated pods in the neighbourhood including on Pyrmont Street near Allen Street. Cars can be booked by the hour or the day via the app, with fuel, insurance and registration all included. It is a practical alternative to bringing your own vehicle, particularly given street parking can be competitive during peak times.
Part of T&C
Please note there are strictly no parties or gatherings at this property. L'Abode Accommodation reserves the right to decline any bookings if we believe the property will be misused. Please be mindful of our neighbours and keep noise to a minimum after 10pm. IDs for verification will be required, and a pre-authorisation hold will be placed one day prior to arrival. A 3.5% merchant fee applies to all credit card transactions.
Thank you in advance for respecting the above.
STRA Permit ID: PID-STRA-89792
