223 Abercrombie Street, Darlington, NSW, 2008, Australia

In a quiet pocket of Darlington, one of the last remaining sweet spots in the inner city, this architecturally redesigned terrace has been conceived as a private sanctuary in a vibrant urban village setting on the border of Redfern. Spread over three levels with a sunny north to rear aspect, the four-bedroom home overdelivers in terms of space, style and substance with lush greenery all around bringing a sense of tranquility with the pulse of city living at the doorstep. Featuring rear lane access to invaluable garaging and a huge deck shaded by a magnificent avocado tree, the four-bedroom home offers superb walkability footsteps to the University of Sydney main campus with cafes and eateries all around and just 600m to Carriageworks' creative hub and farmers markets. At the quiet end of the street, 300m to Redfern station, this reinvented classic is just over 2km to the CBD.

• Wide-fronted 1890s terrace, rear lane access to garaging
• 4 bedrooms, 2 with a stylish ensuite, lofty top floor retreat
• Main with built-ins and double French doors to a balcony
• Double-sized living, polished hardwood floors, gas fireplace
• Dining flows through to a bright Caesarstone gas kitchen
• European appliances, plentiful storage, concealed laundry
• French doors to a tranquil north-facing entertainer's deck
• 3 bathrooms, underfloor heating, video intercom security
• Cultural hub, 900m to South Eveleigh technology park
• 500m to Redfern's small bar scene, walk to Sydney Uni