50 Holt Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 604, 50 Holt Street.
Surry Hills is an inner‑east suburb of Sydney, just south‑east of the CBD. It blends residential, commercial and light‑industrial uses and has become a vibrant, upscale area with a strong multicultural vibe.
Central railway station sits on the western edge of Surry Hills, providing extensive train services. A tram stop at Central Chalmers Street is about 0.3 km away, and Transdev John Holland bus routes 301, 302 and 303 run along Crown and Baptist Streets nearby.
Prince Alfred Park and its swimming pool are within easy walking distance, as are Ward Park and the Shannon Reserve where the monthly Surry Hills Markets are held. The area also features several smaller green strips and cycleways linking the neighbourhood.
Yes, the suburb contains several heritage‑listed buildings such as Durham Hall on Albion Street and the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church on Bourke Street, both located a short walk from the property.
Crown Street, a major commercial artery lined with restaurants, pubs and bars, runs close to the property. Other key roads include Cleveland Street to the east and Foveaux Street to the west, providing easy city access.
Surry Hills is within easy walking distance of the CBD, typically a 10‑15 minute stroll depending on the exact route taken.
The annual Surry Hills Festival takes place around Ward Park, Shannon Reserve and Crown Street, attracting tens of thousands of visitors. Monthly markets are also held at Shannon Reserve on the first Saturday of each month.
