WMLOO - Woolloomooloo Abode | Modern Laidback Living

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Perched in the fringe of the city, in the magical location of Woolloomooloo Wharf right at your doorstep, this Avant grade studio offers an open plan living, with built-in wardrobes, a generously sized balcony hosting a BBQ, and a modern designed bathroom with a walk-in shower.

A well presented and equipped kitchen with ample cabinetry, bench space and dishwasher. A rare and bonus feature is the secure lock-up garage.

Located across the street from the water at Woolloomooloo Bay and Harrys Cafe De Wheels, Ottos -and with convenient access to the CBD, Potts Point and other suburbs

Neighbourhood Guide: Woolloomooloo

Woolloomooloo is one of Sydney’s most characterful inner-east suburbs, nestled between the CBD and Potts Point at the head of a narrow naval harbour. Known for its Victorian workers’ cottages, Finger Wharf dining and world-famous Harry’s Cafe de Wheels, it blends maritime heritage with harbourside glamour.

Dining & cafes: Finger Wharf is the dining centrepiece – a converted 400-metre-long wharf now home to acclaimed restaurants including Otto Ristorante, Manta Restaurant, China Doll and Water Bar. The setting, right on the harbour, is spectacular. Harry’s Cafe de Wheels, an iconic pie stand open since 1945, is a must-visit institution. Cowper Wharf Road has more cafes and bistros, and Potts Point’s restaurant strip (Macleay Street) is a short walk, offering some of Sydney’s best small bars and bistros.

Transport & access: Woolloomooloo is exceptionally walkable to the CBD. Kings Cross station is a short walk up the hill, providing T4 Eastern Suburbs line services to Town Hall in 5 minutes and Bondi Junction. Frequent buses along William Street and Macleay Street serve the CBD, Eastern Suburbs and Bondi. St Mary’s Cathedral and Hyde Park are a 10-minute walk. The Sydney Metro at Martin Place is within easy reach.

Attractions & things to do: The Royal Botanic Garden and Mrs Macquarie’s Chair, with postcard views of the Opera House, are a short walk. The Art Gallery of NSW is on the suburb’s edge. Finger Wharf itself is a destination – historic architecture converted into a hotel, apartments and restaurants. The Garden Island Naval Base adds a working-harbour atmosphere. The Domain’s open-air events, including Tropfest and the Symphony Orchestra, are a short stroll.

Shopping & daily essentials: A small IGA and specialty food stores cover daily needs, with major supermarkets at Kings Cross (Coles) and the CBD’s Woolworths Metro stores a short walk. Pharmacies, post office, banks and medical centres are all easily accessed in the CBD and Kings Cross. Westfield Sydney is within walking distance. The combination of harbourside charm and CBD proximity makes Woolloomooloo uniquely appealing.

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