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Our four favourite homes for sale in Sydney right now

Elizabeth Redman

It’s always a joy to discover that a home that looks impressive from the street is even better inside. It might be a stately period home that’s had a thoughtful and high-quality renovation, or an inner-city residence that makes a creative use of the space available, or an outdoor area designed to relax and entertain.

Some might have hidden details such as wine cellars, a study nook tucked in a corner, or private decks. Here are our top picks in Sydney this week, and there’s plenty to enjoy – inside and out.

17 Avenue Road, Mosman NSW 

This Federation home in Mosman looks grand from the outside, but inside it’s had a delightful renovation to suit a modern family. The backyard looks lush, with a variety of plants set against sandstone walls and a bench seat to gather guests around a fire pit. The kitchen is another standout, including the granite island bench and stylish pendant lights.

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6 Adelong Place, Wahroonga NSW 

If this Wahroonga house looks generous, that’s because it is – there are six bedrooms and it’s set on a 2296-square-metre block with a swimming pool. The atmospheric wine cellar leads onto a deck surrounded by greenery. Home cooks will appreciate the double oven and the outdoor barbecue set-up.

77 St Georges Crescent, Drummoyne NSW 

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This Drummoyne home makes a clever use of space, managing to fit in both a courtyard and a balcony for its owners to enjoy. The covered backyard area with pizza oven allows for al fresco meals without worrying about the weather. There’s also a spa, a double garage and bright city views.

1/5 Pitt Street, Randwick NSW 

Not many units have a balcony this impressive, with plenty of room to host and views as far as the ocean, screened by a row of trees standing tall like soldiers. There’s a charming study nook, plus a cellar and double parking. It’s not far from the city and not far from the beach.

Elizabeth RedmanElizabeth Redman is the national property editor at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.Connect via X or email.

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