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TITLE REFERENCE Number Street Name Suburb Site TITLE REFERENCE Number Street Name Suburb Site Property Name Premises OWNERSHIP CROWN CLASSIFICATION ZONING GENERAL COMMENTS AGREEMENTS OCCUPANT CURRENT LEASE EXPIRY Option(s) Expiry Date incl. Ward Approx. Approx. Construction Date LAND See Definitions DATE X + X OR Options Land Area (sqm) Floor Area (sqm) # X Y Premises NLA 654/DP729261 Annandale Annandale Gray Street Park Inner West Council NO Road Reserve RE1 Public Recreation Road reserve. Located Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain Street/Gray Street between 302 and 304 10/DP951610 Arguimbau Street Annandale Whites Creek Valley Park Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Transfer AG499357 registered Owner Occupier Minister administering the EP&A Act Balmain 9A/55/DP1935 (Part) 22/9/2011. See Land 1/DP173943 Booth Street Annandale Bridge Support Inner West Council NO Operational RE1 Public Recreation Encumbrances: (1) Owner Occupier Inner West Council Leichhardt Land Reservations and conditions 1/DP797907 5-7 Cahill Street Annandale Cahill Street Reserve Cahill Playground Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Encumbrances: (1) Owner Occupier Inner West Council Leichhardt 2/DP797907 Reservations and conditions 1/DP996258 2 Cahill Street Annandale Part Cahill Street Reserve Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Encumbrances: (1) Owner Occupier Inner West Council Leichhardt Reservations and conditions 101/DP739875 Chester Street and Annandale Douglas Grant Memorial Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Purchase completed on 12 Owner Occupier Inner West Council Leichhardt 1/DP739883 Taylor Street Park (part) October 2012. 2/DP739883 Chester Street and Annandale Douglas Grant Memorial Sydney Water NO Community This lot is leased from Sydney IWC is leasee (Sydney Water) Inner West Council 30-Nov-23 5 Leichhardt 735.00 Taylor Street Park (part) Water 2/DP584615 Gillies Lane and Annandale Part Whites Creek Valley Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Part Whites Creek Valley Park Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain Gillies Street Park 2/DP590209 Volume 1 Gillies Street Annandale Whites Creek Valley Park Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Encumbrances: Land Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 13637 Folio 94 (Part) excludes minerals - E769137. 21/DP880289, Hudson Street Annandale Cohen Park Cohen Park Tennis Courts Cohen Park Tennis Courts Amenities & Inner West Council NO Community RE1 (Public Recreation) No Plan of Management Leased out by Council Neil Andrew Armstrong 08-Feb-19 8/02/2022 Balmain 523.57 34.00 2016 9/51/1935, Amenities & Storage Storage Encumbrances: DP854 13 Hudson Street Annandale Cohen Park Cohen Park Tennis Courts Crown Reserve Trust Yes Community RE1 Public Recreation Venue for Hire Various Balmain 602.05 A/DP380547 Johnston Lane (part Annandale public road Inner West Council NO Operational R1 General Residential Notation on certificate of title Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain of lane) Land (dated 1893) that land "is held 8/1/DP1048 77-79 Johnston Street Annandale Annandale Community Annandale Community Annandale Community Centre Meeting Inner West Council NO Operational Land SP2 Infrastructure and R1 General ResidentialLots 8 and 9 are zoned SP2 Venue for Hire Inner West Council N/A Leichhardt 1342.00 617 1899 9/1/DP1048 Centre Centre Room and lot B is zoned R1. 8/1/DP1048 77-79 Johnston Street Annandale Annandale Community Annandale Community Annandale Community Centre Back Hall Inner West Council NO Operational Land SP2 Infrastructure and R1 General Residential Owner Occupier Inner West Council Leichhardt Duplicate Lot & DP 9/1/DP1048 Centre Centre Back Hall 8/1/DP1048 77-79 Johnston Street Annandale Annandale Community Annandale Community WHOOSH/ex Annandale Town Hall Inner West Council NO Operational Land SP2 Infrastructure and R1 General ResidentialLicence for noise monitoring. Licenced out by IWC Airservices Australia 30-Nov-19 5 30/11/2024 Leichhardt Duplicate Lot & DP 617.00 1899 9/1/DP1048 Centre Centre Annandale Neighbourhood Centre Occasional access for est 8/1/DP1048 77-79 Johnston Street Annandale Annandale Community Annandale Community Inner West Council NO Operational Land SP2 Infrastructure and R1 General ResidentialLots 8 and 9 are zoned SP2 Licenced out by IWC JBY3 Administration Pty Ltd trading as 31-Dec-18 31-Dec-18 Leichhardt Duplicate Lot & DP 293.00 1899 9/1/DP1048 Centre Centre and lot B is zoned R1. Whoosh Care B/DP191417 MacKenzie Street Annandale MacKenzie Street road Road Widening Inner West Council NO Road Reserve R1 General Resdiential Road N/A To be advised Leichhardt (Corner Styles reserve 8/DP84393 9 Mathieson Street Annandale Open space Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Near Water Street. Owner Occupier Inner West Council Leichhardt 19/30/DP116 28A-36 Mayes Street Annandale Open Space Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Encumbrances: Owner Occupier Inner West Council Leichhardt 20/30/DP116 Lots 19, 20 and 21 and A: 1/DP777129 Nelson Lane Annandale Spindler Park Crown Devolved to NO Community RE1 Public Recreation R57492 Crown Lease Inner West Council Unknown Balmain 7751.86 Council aka Smith Hogan Spindler 100/DP4932 between 166Nelson & 168 Street Annandale Drainage Reserve Drainage Reserve Inner West Council NO Operational R1 General Residential Encumbrances: (1) Easement Inner West Council Balmain Land Reservations and Conditions 20/DP1217284 between 189Nelson & 191 Street Annandale Drainage Reserve Drainage Reserve Inner West Council NO Operational R1 General Residential Between 189 (29/23/2865) Easement Inner West Council Balmain Land and 191 (30/23/1865) Nelson 101/DP591405 Between 46North and Avenue 48 Annandale Pathway Pathway between 46 & 48 Russell Marshall and NO Road Reserve R1 General Residential Runs from North Avenue to Road Reserve/Potential Sale TBA Leichhardt North Avenue also known as Sydney Mackenzie Thorby Avenue. Residue of DP921191 Piper Lane Annandale Drainage Reserve Drainage Reserve Inner West Council NO Operational R1 General Residential L shaped, between 85 Rose Easement Inner West Council Balmain Land Street and 301 Annandale 57/13/DP638 Piper Street Annandale Hinsby Park Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Encumbrances: Reservations Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain and conditions in the crown 1-4 /DP795683 24 Piper Street Annandale Part Whites Creek Valley Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Property Transferred to Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain Park Council on 20th January 1984 3/DP717864 Piper Street Annandale Whites Creek Valley Park Inner West Council NO Community RE1 Public Recreation Between 41 Piper Street and Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain (Part) Whites Creek Lane and then 2/DP566677 Piper Street Annandale Annandale North Public Part Piper Street, Annandale Dept Education Inner West Council NO Road Reserve SP2 Infrastructure and R1 General ResidentialPart of a road that was closed Licenced out by IWC Minister for Education & Training 23-Jun-27 Balmain 11126.00 School off and used by the School 1/DP1093196 Piper Street Annandale School playground Inner West Council NO Operational SP2 Educational Establishment Encumbrances: (1) Leased out by Council Minister for Education and Training 23-Jun-27 NO Balmain Land Reservations and conditions B/DP182814 Piper Street Annandale Part of road Inner West Council Yes Road Reserve R1 General Residential Road N/A To be advised Balmain 44/A/DP2063 Between 35Pritchard - 37 Street Annandale Drainage Reserve off Drainage Reserve Inner West Council NO Operational RE1 General Residential Easement Inner West Council Balmain Pritchard Street Annandale Land 103/DP826775 Pritchard Street (betweenAnnandale 21 & 23) to RailwayDrainage Parade Reserve (between 30 & 32)Drainage Reserve Inner West Council NO Operational R1 General Residential Easement Inner West Council Balmain Land 44/A/DP2063 Pritchard Street (BetweenAnnandale 35-37 Pritchard StreetDrainage & 44-46 Reserve Railway Parade)Drainage Reserve Inner West Council Operational R1 General Residential Easement Inner West Council Balmain Land 1/DP79676 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Inner West Council B4 Mixed Use Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 119.24 1/DP1130318 2/DP1182506 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Inner West Council B4 Mixed Use Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 466.17 3/DP1182506 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Inner West Council B4 Mixed Use Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 284.27 1/DP1167802 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Inner West Council B4 Mixed Use Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 303.04 5/DP1182506 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Inner West Council NO B4 Mixed Use Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 815.40 6/DP1182506 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Inner West Council B4 Mixed Use Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 619.54 7/DP1182506 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Inner West Council NO B4 Mixed Use Owner Occupier Inner West Council Balmain 1038.14 657/DP729262 Railway Parade Annandale Railway Parade Reserve Railway Parade Reserve Crown Reserve Trust Yes Community Port and Employment - SREP 26 CityCrown West Reserve 81192 Crown Lease Inner
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