FAB05 - Manly Moments | Heritage Charm X Modern Comforts

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This charming 3-bedroom semi-detached house boasts a fashionable address with leafy district views, ideal for relaxing on the front verandah. The renovated interior is light and airy, with a spacious open-plan living and dining area flowing to a rear courtyard and BBQ. Original features are thoughtfully preserved, enhancing its character.

Located within walking distance to transport, ferries, and beaches, the property is surrounded by many shops, cafes, and restaurants. This home channels the ambience of yesteryear in a peaceful, tranquil setting on Manly’s exclusive Eastern Hill.

This Art Deco semi-detached house boasts a remarkably bright and airy atmosphere with bespoke features such as a sunroom/home office and a cosy gas fireplace. The generous living space includes a defined dining area with an elegant gas fireplace. The modernised open-plan kitchen has a gas cooker and stainless steel dishwasher. The spacious main bedroom has built-ins, and there is an ample second bedroom. The house features crisp styling with high ceilings, sash windows, and original timber floorboards, as well as a modern bathroom and near-level street access.

Enjoy a short stroll to Manly Beach or the vibrant village shopping and dining hub, with Manly Wharf and Shelly Beach also within easy walking distance.

Neighbourhood Guide: Manly

Manly is one of Sydney’s most iconic beachside suburbs, perched on the northern side of Sydney Harbour where it meets the Pacific Ocean. The classic ferry ride from Circular Quay sets the tone – Manly blends a relaxed surf town vibe with a cosmopolitan edge, and its famous ocean beach, harbour swimming spots and coastal walks make it a destination in itself.

Dining & cafes: The Corso, the pedestrian strip linking the wharf to the ocean, is lined with cafes, pubs, gelato bars, fish and chips, and casual eats. Along the beachfront, you’ll find everything from surf-side cafes to fine dining at institutions like Hugos Manly and The Pantry. East Esplanade and Manly Wharf offer waterfront dining with harbour views. Tucked-away laneways hide acclaimed restaurants, natural wine bars, and specialty coffee roasters favoured by locals.

Transport & access: The Manly Ferry to Circular Quay is a Sydney classic – a 30-minute journey that doubles as a harbour tour. Faster Manly Fast Ferry services take around 18 minutes. A broad network of buses (B-Line included) runs to the CBD, Warringah Mall and the full Northern Beaches. Parking is limited but public transport is so good you rarely need a car.

Attractions & things to do: Manly Beach is the main draw – world-class surf, Norfolk pines, and year-round swell. Shelly Beach, reached by a spectacular headland walk, is a snorkelling favourite. The Manly to Spit coastal walk is one of Sydney’s best half-day hikes. Oceanworld SEA LIFE, Manly Art Gallery & Museum, stand-up paddleboarding at Manly Cove, and surf schools cater to every interest. Evenings often end with a beer at the Manly Wharf Hotel.

Shopping & daily essentials: The Corso and Sydney Road offer boutique shopping, surf stores, and a good mix of chain retailers. Woolworths and IGA supermarkets, pharmacies, post office, and banks are all central. Manly Market is a weekend highlight for produce, handmade goods and street food. Medical centres and services are well distributed across the peninsula, making everyday life effortless.

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