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Balmain History Elevated by Harbour Views

Just moments from the harbour’s edge in the heart of Balmain, “Millie Villas” isn’t just another terrace - it’s the original. Built in 1888 as the first home on Glassop Street, this three-level Victorian heavyweight delivers history, flexibility and serious future upside.

Behind the classic façade, you’ll find big bones, soaring ceilings and proportions you simply can’t replicate today. Ornate cornices, period fireplaces and original detailing bring the character, while thoughtful updates over the years ensure the home is completely liveable right now.

The layout works beautifully for family life across three generous levels, with defined living and dining zones, updated kitchen and bathrooms, and flexible bedroom accommodation. Move straight in and enjoy it exactly as is - or take it to the next level with a high-impact renovation that truly capitalises on the scale, position and views.

Importantly, the lower level has been configured as a self-contained flat, offering excellent flexibility for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, a home office or potential income stream.

And then there are the views. Wide, sparkling harbour vistas that elevate everyday living - morning light on the water, evening sunsets that never get old. This is why Balmain remains one of Sydney’s most tightly held pockets.

Outside, a private courtyard provides space to entertain or unwind, while Darling Street’s cafés, boutiques and ferry transport are all within easy reach. Harbour parks and foreshore walks are just moments away, making lifestyle part of the package.

Why it stands out:

• First home built on Glassop Street (circa 1888)

• Three substantial levels with flexible family accommodation

• Lower level previously adapted as a self-contained flat

• Authentic Victorian detail paired with modern updates

• Spectacular harbour views

• Comfortable now, with outstanding renovation potential

• Blue-chip peninsula position close to the water