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Ultimo
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There are thousands of such terrace houses in the inner Sydney suburbs. Mary Ann Street, Ultimo, offers a rare chance to see inside. |
Ultimo
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Cobblestones and delightful, tiny cottages are the features of Ada Place, Ultimo. |
Warrawee
If you drive along Blytheswood Avenue in Warrawee
you don't see this house as it's below street level. The left part
is built above the jungle; the right side is glass-roofed and therefore
sunlit.
Waverley
We couldn’t post this under “Surprises”
because it’s more of a shock! Cars travel at barely an arm’s
length from the front door!
Not even a pathway to separate you from Waverley’s
Judges Lane traffic. Fortunately it’s not a main road.
Westmead
At Westmead: Prime position, spacious lawn and strong renovation potential, but you may prefer to rebuild.
Westmead
Was Westville Place, Westmead, a victim of the 2005 earthquake? Or is there another explanation, such as an optical illusion?
Willoughby
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Just in case you’ve been lying awake
at night wondering what a mangle is, the secret is now out.
Alan spotted one on the veranda of a house in
Willoughby and remembered that they were prolific in his early
days. Mangles either squeezed the water out of your washed
clothes or mangled your fingers. |
Woollahra
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And this is the door to our balcony in a lane off Dwyer Lane, Woollahra. |
Woolloomooloo
It took me 92 years to learn how to spell it,
but I think I’ve got it right now. Judges Lane, Woolloomooloo,
looks just like it did nearly 150 years ago.
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