15/101 Alt Street

15/101 Alt Street is a unit. It is part of the low‑rise flats that dominate much of Ashfield’s residential landscape.

Ashfield lies about eight kilometres west of the Sydney CBD, so the unit is roughly that distance from the city centre.

The property is close to Ashfield railway station on the Main Suburban line, offering express and all‑stations services to the City Circle, Parramatta and other suburbs. Several bus routes also pass through Ashfield, including routes 406, 413, 418 and 461X.

Hammond Park is about 0.4 km away and Ashfield Park is roughly 0.8 km distant, both offering open green space, playgrounds and sporting facilities.

St John’s Anglican Church, the suburb’s oldest surviving building, is only 0.2 km away. The tower of the historic Amesbury house (built 1888) is located on Alt Street itself, and the tower of the former Peek Frean biscuit factory (now a Bunnings Warehouse) is visible along Parramatta Road.

The main commercial precinct along Liverpool Road features a range of shops, cafés and Ashfield Mall, which includes a supermarket and specialty stores. A second precinct on Parramatta Road provides additional retail and automotive services.

Ashfield hosts the annual Carnival of Cultures in Ashfield Park, celebrating the suburb’s multicultural heritage with performances, food stalls and activities for children. The Sydney Writers’ Festival also runs talks as part of the Authors at Ashfield series.

Yes, the historic tower of Amesbury (1888) sits on Alt Street, and nearby St John’s Ashfield Anglican church, dating from the 1840s, is a heritage landmark just a short walk away.