14/97 Alt Street

The property is a unit. It is classified as a standalone dwelling rather than a townhouse or apartment block

The unit sits on a land parcel of approximately 1,045 m². This provides a relatively generous plot size for a unit in the inner‑west of Sydney

St John’s Anglican church is about 0.2 km away, Hammond Park is roughly 0.4 km distant, and the historic site Yasmar lies around 0.4 km from the unit. Several other parks such as Algie Park and Ashfield Park are also within a kilometre

Ashfield railway station on the Main Suburban line provides regular services to the city centre, Parramatta and surrounding suburbs. In addition, multiple bus routes, including the 464 terminus and routes 406, 413, 418, 461X, 490, 491, 492, 480 and 483, pass through the suburb

Alt Street was part of Elizabeth Underwood’s 1838 subdivision that created the village of Ashfield, and it is home to St John’s Church, the suburb’s oldest surviving building (built 1841). The area later grew with the opening of the Sydney‑Parramatta railway in 1855, spurring rapid development

Hammond Park, a historic sporting ground just 0.4 km away, offers fields and walking tracks. Ashfield Park, about 0.8 km distant, provides playgrounds, a bowling club and extensive green space for leisure activities

Ashfield is a multicultural inner‑west suburb, with a diverse population where Chinese, English, Australian and Irish ancestries are prominent. The community reflects this mix through varied dining, cultural events and a blend of heritage buildings