WOOL5 - Woollahra Abode | District Views Meets Pool Living

Welcome to your private sanctuary in the heart of Woollahra, a refined retreat where understated elegance meets effortless comfort. Set in an elevated corner position with a coveted northern aspect, this apartment captures natural light from four sides and frames tranquil views of eucalypts and surrounding parklands.

Inside, every detail is designed for ease and relaxation. A spacious living area flows seamlessly onto a covered outdoor terrace, inviting you to unwind with leafy vistas as your backdrop. The master suite opens to its own private balcony, the perfect spot for morning coffee or quiet reflection. Thoughtful touches such as mirror built-in robes and original interiors enhance the apartment’s quiet charm, while modern conveniences, including a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and oven, a washing machine, and a light-filled bathroom with bathtub, make longer stays a pleasure.

The residence offers exclusive access to a residents’ swimming pool, ideal for a refreshing dip on warm Sydney afternoons. Step outside and you are moments from Queen Street’s boutique cafes and renowned dining spots, or enjoy a leisurely walk to Bondi Junction’s shopping and transport hub. Within minutes you can reach Centennial Park for morning strolls, or Sydney’s famed beaches for a day by the ocean.

Peaceful, stylish, and wonderfully connected, this Woollahra apartment is more than a place to stay, it is an invitation to experience Sydney with quiet luxury, where every element is designed to soothe and delight.

Neighbourhood Guide: Woollahra

Woollahra is one of Sydney’s most elegant and refined eastern suburbs – a village-style neighbourhood of Victorian terraces, antique shops, boutique galleries and leafy, tree-lined streets. Set between Paddington and Double Bay, it offers a sophisticated lifestyle with Centennial Park on its doorstep.

Dining & cafes: Queen Street Woollahra is one of Sydney’s most beloved dining strips – small, curated and consistently excellent. You’ll find award-winning modern Australian restaurants, Italian trattorias, French bistros, Japanese and Middle Eastern. The cafe scene is outstanding, with beloved specialty coffee spots, bakeries and patisseries. Oxford Street Paddington adds dozens more restaurants, and Double Bay’s stylish dining precinct is a short drive. The Woollahra Hotel is a classic local pub with a refined food menu.

Transport & access: Frequent buses along Queen Street and Ocean Street serve the CBD in about 15 to 20 minutes (the 389 is a key route). Bondi Junction station, a short walk or bus ride, is the T4 Eastern Suburbs line terminus with trains reaching Town Hall in 10 minutes. The Westfield Bondi Junction is a major transport interchange. By car, Oxford Street provides easy CBD access and New South Head Road connects to the Eastern Suburbs beaches.

Attractions & things to do: Centennial Park is on the doorstep – 189 hectares of ponds, cycling tracks, horse riding, playgrounds and events, including the open-air Moonlight Cinema in summer. Queens Park and Trumper Park are peaceful local green spaces. Woollahra is famous for its antique and art galleries, with dozens clustered along Queen Street and Moncur Street. Royal Randwick Racecourse is nearby, and the Paddington Reservoir Gardens are a short walk.

Shopping & daily essentials: Queen Street is an antique, homewares and boutique fashion destination – one of Sydney’s most curated shopping strips. A small IGA and specialty grocers cover daily essentials. Westfield Bondi Junction, a short walk or bus ride, has every conceivable service. Pharmacies, post office, banks and medical centres are well covered in Woollahra village and Bondi Junction. The blend of refinement, parkland and amenity is quintessentially Woollahra.