Gunyah House is a newly-renovated charming Federation home comprising three tastefully designed and decorated air-conditioned self-contained apartments in Petersham, Sydney, Australia.

We offer comfortable accommodation located minutes from the lively village of Petersham – Little Portugal with an abundance of popular eateries.

Buses at the front door to Balmain Wharf (15 minutes) and Circular Quay ferry terminal (20 minutes). Local railway a few blocks away (Lewisham Station).

The five guest bedrooms can be linked for larger groups or used as three separate apartments. Families accommodated with cots and highchair available on request.

An impressive heritage turned blackwood staircase leads you to the modern apartment, Melaleuca, with huge verandah and views over the valley.

The whole house features high ceilings with some ornate plaster work.

Petersham was named by Lieutenant-Governor Major Frances Grose after has native village on the Thames, near Richmond, England. Petersham was one of the earliest settlements in the colony and was a separate municipality from 1871 to 1949. The prominent water tower on New Canterbury Road was built in 1915 over the old water reservoir that was commissioned in 1888.