Overview
Luxury apartments, a boutique hotel and a bustling retail and dining precinct are all on their way to the eastern end of Cleveland Street thanks to the new Surry Hills Village development from property group TOGA.
The new precinct, which is technically located in Redfern, will be bordered by Cleveland, Marriott, and Baptist Streets. It will consist of a range of luxe housing spanning apartments and terraces. Alongside the lived-in spaces, there will be a number of extra-curricular additions to the area.
Possibly most excitingly, House Made Hospitality, the minds behind many of Sydney's best new venues, will bring three new openings to Surry Hills Village. The team behind Hinchcliff House, Martinez and Promenade will be opening a restaurant, an all-day cafe and wine bar, and a cocktail bar within a heritage-listed space.
We don't have the full lowdown on the trio of openings, but they'll be housed across two levels of a historic Bank of NSW building and will feature an Asian-inspired menu of eats and drinks.
"We prefer sites that offer numerous opportunities to engage with guests on a daily or weekly basis, and we feel this collection of venues within Wunderlich Lane will appeal to locals as well as destination diners and drinkers, for various experiences," said House Made Hospitality Director Scott Brown.
"We like that it's a pocket of Surry Hills that hasn't had a lot of attention for a while and look forward to breathing some life back into it."
Adding to Surry Hills Village will be a Harris Farm Market and a new hotel. Surry Hills Boutique Hotel is expected to open in 2024 with a lobby bar, rooftop bar and a pool designed by George Livissianis Interior Architecture.
Surry Hills Village is expected to open off Cleveland Street in 2024. Head to the development's website for a full rundown on all the expected offerings coming to the new precinct.