
Dual occupancy · Haberfield NSW
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Two sisters bought a Haberfield-style freestanding house, demolished the adjoining garage to build a secondary dwelling, splitting it into two connected homes. The original interior layout of the main house was retained, and separate living and play spaces were set up for each family.
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