This traditional 1 bedroom house is located in the charming suburb of Balmain just 300m from historic Darling Street. It is available from December 24 to January 25.
It features a separate Lounge Room with traditional décor, including a deep purple sofa, coffee table, heater and lamp. Perfect to kick back with a cuppa and a book.
Be entertained with use of a 106cm High Definition Plasma TV, DVD player and fast broadband internet access included in the rental price.
There are timber floors throughout, except in the bedroom which has carpet. When it’s time to turn in for the night, stretch out on the queen-size bed complete with a lamp, bedside table and hang rail basket shelving.
The house has a sun room that will take a single bed for a child and there is room in the lounge for a second child if required. Please let us know what your sleeping arrangements will be so we can ensure bedding is set up prior to your arrival.
The cosy main bathroom has a toilet and a shower-over-bath. All linen and towels are provided. There is also a washing machine and drier for your convenience.
Prepare a snack or meal in the Kitchen which has a dining table to seat 4, plus a refrigerator, microwave and gas cooktop and stove.
Or perhaps you’d like to eat outdoors or enjoy a quiet drink in the courtyard out back which features a table and chairs.
A bond of $1500 is required, it is returned at the end of the rental after a satisfactory inspection of the apartment. A charge is made for a professional departure clean for every booking.
Please inform us when you make your booking if you are bringing a pet with you. If so, there is a carpet clean required at the end of your stay (extra charge), which is carried out for hygienic reasons and the comfort of the next guest.
You’ll be delighted with what Balmain has to offer. Its line-up of restaurants, cafes, pubs and fashion outlets is hard to match, even in the city. The Saturday market with all its treasures expands your spending choices.
This charming suburb was the setting the Australian film The Sum of Us, starring Russell Crowe., the TV soapie E Street and in the 1960s, the popular TV comedy series My Name's McGooley, What's Yours?
There are a handful of heritage-listed properties in nearby Darling St, including St Andrew's Congregational Church and Hall (1885); the Fire Station (1894); the Post Office, Court House and Police Station (1886); and the Watch House (1854).
There is no car space with this property, however a permit can be obtained from the council for street parking (ask us for more details).
Public transport access, however, is ideal. Balmain has wharves in Thames Street, Elliot Street and Darling Street, Balmain East, serviced by the ferry which runs to Circular Quay. There are also bus routes that connect you to the rest of the city.
