4/347 Annandale Street

It is a unit located in Annandale with two bedrooms, one bathroom, and occupies a 640 m² land parcel. The unit offers a compact living layout suitable for small families or professionals.

The Abbey, a heritage‑listed stone Gothic Revival mansion, is essentially adjacent to the unit, listed as 0.0 km away, making it within immediate walking distance. This proximity offers residents a unique connection to Annandale’s historic architecture.

Several parks are nearby, including Federal Park and Buruwan Park about 0.3 km away, Cohen Park around 0.4 km, and Jubilee Park roughly 0.5 km from the unit. These green spaces provide easy access for recreation and leisure.

The Rozelle Bay tram stop is about 0.3 km away and the Jubilee Park tram stop roughly 0.5 km, offering light‑rail connections to the city and surrounding suburbs. In addition, major bus corridors run along Booth St and Parramatta Rd, providing frequent services to the CBD.

Annandale lies within 5 kilometres west of Sydney’s central business district, placing the unit a short commute from the city centre. This proximity combines suburban charm with easy access to urban amenities.

Annandale was named by Major George Johnston after his birthplace in Scotland and was later developed by architect‑mayor John Young, who built several notable “witches houses” and heritage estates such as The Abbey. Over time the area transformed from farmland to a vibrant inner‑west suburb with a rich mix of history, culture and community.