Five of the best homes in Sydney to enjoy inside and out
Whether it’s enjoying the Australian weather on a sunny terrace, taking a dip in the backyard pool, or hosting an indoor dinner party with the fire lit in the cooler months, a home with both indoor and outdoor amenities has a lot to offer.
This thoughtfully renovated Victorian terrace, built around 1890, offers three levels of living that balance the home’s heritage with modern updates.
Inside the home, the north-east aspect captures natural light, and the entire ground floor is dedicated to living and entertaining, with two distinct living zones, a formal dining room and an open-plan casual dining and kitchen.
The casual dining area and tundra grey marble gas kitchen open to a private parterre courtyard with banquette seating and outdoor lighting.
The architect-designed side-by-side duplex in Manly offers contemporary design and superb outdoor living.
With a coastal aesthetic, the home features light-filled interiors and engineered oak and timber detailing, with natural stone benches in the kitchen, which also includes an integrated fridge/freezer and a Billi tap.
There is a large multipurpose room, perfect for a teen retreat, gym, or hobby room. Outside, the north-facing al fresco terrace with heat strips and a built-in barbecue overlooks the lawn and the heated pool.
Architecturally renovated by Mark Shapiro, this North Bondi home offers timeless luxury over three levels.
The spacious open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area features an Italian stone island, ample storage, and a built-in bar.
Outside, through the stacker glass doors, you will find the limestone al fresco area, lawn and glass-enclosed pool.
Located only a short walk from Bondi Beach and Bondi Junction, you have the coastal lifestyle at your fingertips.
This architect-designed home is set over three levels, with a rooftop terrace featuring a spa and city skyline views.
There is a balcony on the first floor, and at ground level, a north-facing al fresco with a built-in barbecue and water feature that connects to the open-plan living and dining via sliding glass doors.
The kitchen is set up for entertaining, with stainless-steel benchtops and Smeg appliances, including an induction cooktop, dishwasher, and a walk-in pantry. There is a rumpus retreat on the lower ground floor, with an adjoining bathroom and a cellar that offers further flexibility.
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