House in Forsyth Park
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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Tucked beside a large park on a quiet, tree-lined street in Neutral Bay, this two-bedroom semi offers a rare combination of space, light and calm. Set back from the noise, it's the kind of home that's easy to settle into.
The layout is generous and well-considered. A large living room opens to a fully equipped kitchen and onto a sunny private courtyard — a natural place to start or end the day. A study nook sits off the main space, useful for those working remotely or just needing somewhere to think. Upstairs, two queen-bedded bedrooms draw in treetop views and afternoon light. One full bathroom, two separate lavatories, and security gates front and rear.
Everything you need is here. Nothing unnecessary has been added.
A ten-minute walk takes you to the Neutral Bay Wharf, and a direct bus crosses the Harbour Bridge to central Sydney in around twelve minutes. Supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and shops in Neutral Bay, North Sydney and Kirribilli are within easy walking distance. Balmoral and Manly beaches are a short drive away when the harbour trails nearby aren't enough.
Neighbourhood Guide: Neutral Bay
Neutral Bay sits on the lower North Shore, just minutes from the Harbour Bridge and a ferry ride from Circular Quay. It's a suburb that works — well-connected, unpretentious, and quietly excellent for day-to-day living.
Dining & cafes: Military Road and the surrounding streets are lined with cafes, wine bars, neighbourhood bistros and long-standing local favourites. From early morning coffee to leisurely weekend lunches, the area has genuine depth without the tourist premium. Kirribilli's café strip and the dining scene in North Sydney add further options within easy walking or a short bus ride.
Transport & access: The Neutral Bay Wharf offers a scenic ferry to Circular Quay in around fifteen minutes. Frequent buses along Military Road connect to North Sydney, the CBD and surrounding suburbs. The Harbour Bridge is close enough for drivers that the city never feels far.
Attractions & things to do: Harbour walking trails wind directly from the neighbourhood, with picturesque foreshore paths linking Neutral Bay to Cremorne Point, Mosman and beyond. Kirribilli is a short walk across the bridge for weekend markets and harbour views. Taronga Zoo, Balmoral Beach and the Royal Botanic Garden are all within easy reach.
Shopping & daily essentials: Neutral Bay village covers the everyday — supermarkets, a pharmacy, specialty food stores and independent retailers are all within walking distance. North Sydney adds larger retail options, and the area is well served by medical centres, banks and services.
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Tucked beside a large park on a quiet, tree-lined street in Neutral Bay, this two-bedroom semi offers a rare combination of space, light and calm. Set back from the noise, it's the kind of home that's easy to settle into.
The layout is generous and well-considered. A large living room opens to a fully equipped kitchen and onto a sunny private courtyard — a natural place to start or end the day. A study nook sits off the main space, useful for those working remotely or just needing somewhere to think. Upstairs, two queen-bedded bedrooms draw in treetop views and afternoon light. One full bathroom, two separate lavatories, and security gates front and rear.
Everything you need is here. Nothing unnecessary has been added.
A ten-minute walk takes you to the Neutral Bay Wharf, and a direct bus crosses the Harbour Bridge to central Sydney in around twelve minutes. Supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and shops in Neutral Bay, North Sydney and Kirribilli are within easy walking distance. Balmoral and Manly beaches are a short drive away when the harbour trails nearby aren't enough.
Neighbourhood Guide: Neutral Bay
Neutral Bay sits on the lower North Shore, just minutes from the Harbour Bridge and a ferry ride from Circular Quay. It's a suburb that works — well-connected, unpretentious, and quietly excellent for day-to-day living.
Dining & cafes: Military Road and the surrounding streets are lined with cafes, wine bars, neighbourhood bistros and long-standing local favourites. From early morning coffee to leisurely weekend lunches, the area has genuine depth without the tourist premium. Kirribilli's café strip and the dining scene in North Sydney add further options within easy walking or a short bus ride.
Transport & access: The Neutral Bay Wharf offers a scenic ferry to Circular Quay in around fifteen minutes. Frequent buses along Military Road connect to North Sydney, the CBD and surrounding suburbs. The Harbour Bridge is close enough for drivers that the city never feels far.
Attractions & things to do: Harbour walking trails wind directly from the neighbourhood, with picturesque foreshore paths linking Neutral Bay to Cremorne Point, Mosman and beyond. Kirribilli is a short walk across the bridge for weekend markets and harbour views. Taronga Zoo, Balmoral Beach and the Royal Botanic Garden are all within easy reach.
Shopping & daily essentials: Neutral Bay village covers the everyday — supermarkets, a pharmacy, specialty food stores and independent retailers are all within walking distance. North Sydney adds larger retail options, and the area is well served by medical centres, banks and services.
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Amenities at SPRU7 - Neutral Bay Sanctuary | Sunlit Home
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Forsyth Park
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