Summary:
Comfortable and convenient Sydney stay in this stylish, clean and self-contained studio, surrounded by fantastic cafes, cosy restaurants and famous galleries, as well as transport and shops. It has been fitted out with all you need to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
only 5 mins walk to Sydney Strathfield station
The Space:
This is a self-contained brand-new studios offer the utmost living experience of comfort, convenience, and security. 650m to Strathfield station, 850m to Burwood station (a leisurely 510 minute walk). Ideally located between the heart of Strathfield and Burwood, an abundant array of shopping centres, Burwood Westfield, local amenities, and delights. Only a 10-minute drive to Sydney Olympic Park and 12 minutes to Central train Station by train.
All of Sydney's major attractions, including the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, are only 15 min train ride. It takes 30 minutes to drive to Bondi, Coogee and many other best beaches as well as National Parks.
It is only a 20-minute drive or a short train ride from Sydney airport. This place has everything you need to have a lovely and comfortable stay:
- wi-fi Internet;
- HD TV , so you can log into your Netflix, Stan and other apps to watch your favourite movies and videos;
- kitchenette with all appliances, fridge, cooktop;
- hair dryer ;
- Internal laundry fully equipped with a dryer and washing machine
- all bed linen and towels are provided.
We are looking for someone who will appreciate this place and take good care of it.
Guest Access:
Whole studio is to yourself, including private bathroom, kitchen and laundry etc.
The Neighborhood:
Strathfield is a suburb in the Inner West of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. It is located 12 kilometres west of the Sydney central business district and is the administrative centre of the Municipality of Strathfield. A small section of the suburb north of the railway line lies within the City of Canada Bay, while the area east of The Boulevard lies within the Municipality of Burwood. North Strathfield and Strathfield South are separate suburbs to the north and south, respectively.
Strathfield Plaza is your local shopping destination. Find Woolworths, plus great specialty stores and restaurants.
Conveniently located just 50 metres from Strathfield Station, Strathfield Plaza is your local shopping destination.
Find Woolworths, St George, Chemist Warehouse, Health Care Focus, plus a great range of specialty retail stores that suit different tastes and budgets.
Strathfield Plaza offers 3 hours of free ticketless parking per day.
Strathfield has an unusually large concentration of educational institutions in one suburb.
The government schools located in Strathfield include the two secondary schools Strathfield Girls High School and Strathfield South High School. The catchment of Strathfield Girls stretches north to Concord West, west to Homebush West and east to the western part of Burwood, but does not include the southern-most section of the suburb of Strathfield itself. Strathfield South High School is co-educational, and its catchment includes the southern-most section of Strathfield, as well as the suburbs further south including parts of Chullora and Greenacre, Belfield, Strathfield South, Enfield and Croydon Park. A boys' high school is located in nearby Homebush.
Two government comprehensive primary schools are located in Strathfield, Marie Bashir Public School in north-central Strathfield and Strathfield South Public School. Two others are located nearby to the north: Homebush Public School in Homebush, which also serves the northernmost part of Strathfield, and Strathfield North Public School in the separate suburb of North Strathfield. Chalmers Road Public School, also located in Strathfield, is a state government school for students aged four to eighteen years with moderate or severe intellectual disabilities.
A large number of independent or church-affiliated schools are also located in Strathfield. These include:
St Patrick's College is an independent, Roman Catholic, day school for boys.
Santa Sabina College is an independent, Roman Catholic, Dominican, day school for girls K-12 and boys K-4. The primary school is known as Santa Maria Del Monte.
Meriden Anglican School for Girls is an independent, Anglican, day school for girls..
Trinity Grammar School Preparatory School campus is on The Boulevarde and has classes from Pre-Kindergarten to Year 6.
St Martha's Primary School is a Roman Catholic primary school.
Strathfield is also home to a major campus of the Australian Catholic University, the former home of the Christian Brothers novitiate and Catholic Teachers' College. The Seminary of the Good Shepherd, which trains Catholic priests, straddles the boundary between Strathfield and Homebush. In addition, the Catholic Institute of Sydney, where priests for the Archdiocese of Sydney, and other theologians and ministers, are trained, is located in Strathfield, on a site which was originally the NSW Society for the Blind, and later an Australia Post training centre. Nearby, 'Arnottholme', the former home of William Arnott, is used by the NSW Department of Education, including as a training facility for teachers.
Getting Around:
Strathfield railway station is a major interchange on the Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink networks, and has long been an interchange for several of Sydney's suburban lines, as well as intercity services and interstate services. However, intercity services from Strathfield significantly reduced in 2013. With the upgrading of the East Hills line, intercity trains heading southwest to Canberra and Melbourne from Sydney Central began to use that line, leaving only intercity trains to the north and west to continue using Strathfield station. The bus station located on the town square, immediately south of the station, is an interchange for buses serving the Inner West.
In the west, Strathfield is bounded by the A3 arterial road, linking Strathfield with the St George region, where it joins the A1 road (Princes Highway) towards Sutherland Shire and the south coast, while in the north it connects Strathfield with Ryde and Pymble and Gordon, where it intersects with the A1 road again and then proceeds towards the Northern Beaches.
Strathfield is bounded in the north by the Great Western Highway (Parramatta Road) and in the south by the Hume Highway (Liverpool Road), both major arterial roads. The Great Western Highway links Strathfield east to Ashfield, where it splits with Parramatta Road proceeding to east towards Broadway and the southern City and the A4 road proceeding northeast to the Sydney CBD and Sydney Harbour Bridge. To the west, it leads to Parramatta, Blacktown, Penrith and beyond. The Hume Highway links Strathfield east to Ashfield, where it joins Parramatta Road, and west to Bankstown, Liverpool, Canberra and Melbourne. The M4 Western Motorway largely parallels the Great Western Highway but lies outside Strathfield suburb boundaries. The exit at Concord Road in North Strathfield serves Strathfield.
Other Things to Note:
single sofa bed on request 24 hours before arrival.
