About this space

Set on a quiet corner block in Sydney, this architecturally playful townhouse offers a bold, design-forward backdrop for creative content and film production. With a sculptural red front door, curved windows, yellow feature staircase, and glass block walls, this is a home that brings unexpected geometry, colour, and light to every frame.

From the outside, the townhouse’s irregular façade creates strong angles and moody symmetry—ideal for dusk or night shoots when the interior lighting glows softly through hedges and window textures. It’s a cinematic setting that shifts from warm and welcoming to slightly mysterious with the change of light, offering variety for editorial, music video, or narrative shoots.

Inside, the space is warm and intimate, filled with designer décor and a brand-new kitchen finished with stylish modern fittings. The interiors are shoot-ready and visually interesting without being overstyled—perfect for lifestyle content, interviews, or scenes requiring an urban residential feel with personality.

One of the standout features is the leafy, sun-drenched rear deck. Wrapped in greenery and strung with festoon lighting, it offers a flexible outdoor zone for day or night shoots. It’s especially suited to alfresco lifestyle content, fashion editorials, or small creative gatherings. A sun umbrella can be provided for added shade during bright hours, and the surrounding plantings create privacy without blocking natural light.

Positioned on a wide, quiet street, the property has excellent accessibility, with ample street parking and a corner block orientation that gives filmmakers and photographers a variety of exterior angles and framing opportunities. The home is compact yet highly usable for small-to-medium productions seeking a visually distinctive location.

Whether you’re capturing a character-led campaign, stylised product shoot, or a scene with artistic urban detail, this quirky Sydney townhouse delivers colour, form, and texture—without needing to build a set from scratch.