26 Harris Street, Paddington, NSW 2021

Discover a rare gem in the heart of Paddington - a single-level cottage filled with enormous potential. Uniquely positioned at the Woollahra end of Paddington in a tranquil cul-de-sac, this original cottage offers a blank canvas for those ready to create their dream home. With a desirable rear to north aspect, the property maximises natural light and warmth.

With over 9 meters of street frontage and an approximate land size of 150m2, this privately situated property presents a premier opportunity in a sought-after location. The property's prime location combines the charm of a quiet street with the vibrancy of inner city living, close to all the local attractions and within easy access to transport and the CBD.

It's not often that cottages like this come to market, making it an exceptional find for visionaries and renovators alike. This one-of-a-kind residence is poised for transformation, offering loads of potential and significant upside for those ready to bring their new ideas to life.

Whether you're an investor looking for a high-potential project or a homeowner seeking to create your perfect sanctuary, this unique cottage offers a rare chance to make your mark in one of Sydney's most prestigious suburbs. Don't miss your chance to own this distinctive property and create the home you've always imagined in one of Sydney's most sought-after neighbourhoods.

Key Features:

- Single-level cottage in Paddington (Woollahra end)

- Enormous renovation potential

- North-facing rear aspect

- Tranquil cul-de-sac location

- Over 9m street frontage

- Approx. 150m2 land size

- Close to local attractions, transport, and CBD

Highlights:

- Rare opportunity in sought-after area

- Blank canvas for dream home creation

- Ideal for investors or homeowners

- Combines quiet living with inner-city vibrancy

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