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2 days ago |
domain.com.au | Kate Farrelly
By Kate FarrellyJune 6, 2025Recognised as the gateway to the northern beaches, Balgowlah is the yin to nearby Manly’s yang. Home to around 8000 people, of whom around 60 per cent live in free-standing, semi-detached or duplex properties, this elevated suburb offers residents all the essentials, including shops, schools and city buses, without the frenetic pace often associated with Manly.
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2 days ago |
domain.com.au | Kate Farrelly
The first thing you’ll notice about this Republic 2 apartment in Darlinghurst is the light. Dwellings in this densely populated pocket of the inner city are not known for bright, open floor plans, so the fact that the living spaces are awash with natural light on the stubbornly overcast day Domain visits doesn’t go unnoticed.
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3 days ago |
smh.com.au | Marie O Brien |Kate Farrelly
By Mary O'Brien and Kate Farrelly June 4, 2025 — 8.00pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. From perfect penthouses to sprawling country estates, we’re rounded up the pick of prestige properties on the market right now. The glory days of the 1880s are beautifully preserved in this architecturally significant boom-style Victorian mansion, one of the first in the Grace Park Estate.
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4 days ago |
domain.com.au | Marie O Brien |Kate Farrelly
From perfect penthouses to sprawling country estates, we’re rounded up the pick of prestige properties on the market right now. The glory days of the 1880s are beautifully preserved in this architecturally significant boom-style Victorian mansion, one of the first in the Grace Park Estate. Stained glass, ornate ceilings, crystal chandeliers and marble fireplaces impress in the huge formal sitting and dining room.
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1 week ago |
domain.com.au | Kate Farrelly
With a mandate to “restore the sparkle, spirit, and soul of Little Italy”, Viva Leichhardt is a not-for-profit business alliance formed in 2023 with the aim of reversing the suburb’s fading fortunes. When thousands of migrants moved to Leichhardt in the 1950s, they brought with them all the ingredients for la dolce vita, from espresso coffee and continental cakes to delicatessens overflowing with Italian smallgoods.
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