Four of our favourite Sydney homes for sale – with top outdoor areas

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The best outdoor areas aren’t an afterthought, but an extension of the home. They’re practical, with space to share a meal or a swimming pool to relax, and pretty, with greenery to draw the eye.

In both period homes and newer builds, there are some top-notch outdoor areas on the market right now. Here are some of our favourites.

39 Carter Street, Cammeray NSW

This Cammeray family home ticks all the boxes, with five bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen and butler’s pantry, a media room and a double garage with EV charger. But among all its features, the backyard shines, including an al fresco dining area with barbecue, immaculate hedges, a swimming pool and spa and room for a tidy lawn too. There’s a sitting zone with outdoor couch to admire it all.

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68 Cutler Road, Clontarf NSW 

This dramatic Clontarf home is set on the high side of the street and offers sweeping views of Middle Harbour. There’s a spacious, paved outdoor terrace to enjoy a meal with harbour views – then steps down to a level lawn. The manicured hedges are another highlight.

25 Ocean Street, Woollahra NSW 

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This Victorian terrace in Woollahra makes clever use of a row of angled windows to let sunshine into the kitchen and dining area. Beyond the French doors, there’s a charming courtyard featuring topiary, hedges, flowers and a view of the vine-covered house. Imagine enjoying a leisurely breakfast or a sunny morning tea here.

12 Elvina Avenue, Newport NSW 

This northern beaches estate faces north and has views over Pittwater – and takes full advantage. There’s a covered balcony and outdoor dining area on the upper level, set under a raked ceiling. Downstairs, there are level lawns dotted with palm trees. The mineral pool is a standout.

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