Five of the best Sydney homes on the market that stand out from the crowd
Whether featuring a mixed-material facade, a statement entry, landscaped gardens, bold palettes or distinct architectural focal points, standout homes capture attention and offer a unique point of difference.
Here are five of the best Sydney homes on the market that stand out from the crowd.
40 Collins Street, Annandale NSW
From its bold facade to its interiors, “Hunter House” makes a statement in contemporary Gothic style.
Located opposite the heritage-listed Hunter Baillie Memorial Church, Hunter House features symmetrical curves, pointed roof forms, glazing and six-metre ceilings.
The materials are also striking. Built from double brick, concrete and steel, the interiors feature walnut joinery, marble, terrazzo and Venetian plaster.
Other features include four bedrooms, a wellness room or a gym and a four-car garage.
74 Davidson Avenue, Concord NSW
This brand-new double-brick Concord home features a stylish, statement facade with curved lines and arched windows.
Like something from an architectural magazine, the resort-style exterior features a sunken lounge overlooking a circular swimming pool, a spa and established greenery.
Inside, high ceilings, glazing, floor-to-ceiling windows and a marble staircase stand out, along with premium finishes such as a marble kitchen and a wine cellar.
The property backs onto Central Park and is close to Majors Bay Road Village and public transport.
1/15 Woodlands Avenue, Breakfast Point NSW
Originally built c. 1915 for the AGL gasworks and now heritage-listed, The Plumber Workshop was converted in 2021 into 14 residences, with number one currently for sale.
The residence wraps around the building’s corner over two levels.
The original brick exterior is a show-stopping feature in its own right, as are the arched, steel-framed windows and the living and dining room, which rises two storeys.
The master bedroom suite occupies the entire upper floor and includes a bedroom with a round-arched window overlooking the void, a media room lined with library joinery, a fitted walk-in robe and an en suite.
Membership of the Breakfast Point Country Club is included with the apartment and provides access to the pools, gym, tennis and sauna.
15a Milner Crescent, Wollstonecraft NSW
This contemporary terrace offers family luxury with five bedrooms, including a master with a large en suite and a balcony.
Set across two levels, the home uses curves and mixes materials in its facade and interior.
There is an expansive living, dining and kitchen area, with the latter equipped with quality cabinetry, Calacatta Amore marble benchtops, premium appliances and a butler’s pantry.
Other highlights include double-glazed windows, oak timber floors, 100 per cent wool carpets, and a private, landscaped rear garden with a natural-stone-paved entertaining area.
31 Vale Street, Gordon NSW
With approximately 1650 square metres of private grounds, a full-size tennis court, a swimming pool with a waterfall and a concealed wellness room, this property makes you feel as if you are living in your own resort.
The interiors are largely the same, with a sunlit music room, a sauna and a formal lounge featuring an open fireplace, a ceiling-mounted projector and a motorised screen.
With six bedrooms and five bathrooms, the home offers space for a large or multigenerational family, or for hosting guests.
Other highlights include ducted air-conditioning, extensive underfloor heating, ample storage, a three-car automatic garage and remote-controlled, gated entry.
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