Redfern, Sydney — Short Stay
The Factory
Floor.
A converted warehouse apartment in the heart of Redfern, Sydney. One bedroom, a private entrance, and everything you need to stay well.
1
Bedroom
4
Guests
1
Bathroom
200m
To Station
About the Space
Not a hotel.
Not a serviced
apartment.
A proper home.
Factory Floor sits on the ground floor of a converted warehouse in Redfern, Sydney — one of the city's most interesting inner-city neighbourhoods. The building was a working factory. Now it's a home worth staying in.
One bedroom, one big open-plan living space, and a private entrance. Tallowwood floors, masonry windows, antique brass fittings. Sleeps up to four — the sofa converts to a bed. The kind of place that makes you want to cook dinner instead of booking a restaurant.
Redfern Station is 200 metres away. The city is ten minutes. The neighbourhood will keep you busy for days.
The Space
Walk through
the apartment.
01
The Living Space
Open plan, with the original tallowwood floors carrying through from kitchen to lounge. A long linen sofa, low timber coffee table, and the kind of light you only get from north-facing masonry windows. The TV is mounted, the Sonos is wired in, and the record player sits on a steel shelf beside a small vinyl collection.
Sonos sound · Record player · 4K Smart TV
02
The Bedroom
Queen bed, linen sheets, blackout curtains. A reading chair by the window and a small wardrobe with proper hangers. The kind of room where you sleep in by accident.
Queen bed · Linen sheets · Blackout curtains
03
The Work Nook
A dedicated full-size desk in its own corner of the apartment. Ergonomic chair, 4K monitor on a USB-C dock, and lighting designed for video calls rather than mood. The fastest internet point in the apartment sits right beside it. The kind of setup that makes you actually want to work.
Full-size desk · 4K monitor · USB-C dock · 100+ Mbps
04
The Bathroom
Walk-in shower, large format tiles, brass fittings. Proper towels. Aesop in the dispensers. The kind of bathroom that makes a morning feel like a ritual.
Walk-in shower · Brass fittings · Aesop
05
The Kitchen
Concrete bench, deep sink, induction cooktop, full size oven, and a fridge that fits a real grocery shop. Everything you need to cook properly, including a sharp knife, a heavy pan, and an espresso machine that earns its space on the bench.
Induction cooktop · Full oven · Espresso machine
06
The Courtyard
A private outdoor space at the back of the apartment, sheltered and quiet. Small dining table, bench seating, a lemon tree in the corner. Morning coffee, evening wine.
Private · Sheltered · Lemon tree
Quick Spec
Sleeps 4
Queen bed + sofa bed
1 Bedroom
1 bathroom
100+ Mbps
Symmetrical fibre internet
200m
To Redfern Station
Work Nook
4K monitor + ergonomic chair
Smart Lock
Keyless entry
Espresso
Specialty machine
Aesop
In the bathroom
The Building
A working factory.
Now a home worth
staying in.
The building has been a lot of things. A factory floor is where things get made — where raw materials become something worth keeping.
The apartment keeps that spirit. Tallowwood floors that have seen decades of use. Masonry walls that hold the warmth of the afternoon sun. A private entrance that was probably a loading dock once.
We've added the things that make a stay worth remembering: proper linen, a sharp knife, an espresso machine that earns its space, a work nook with a 4K monitor and ergonomic chair, and internet fast enough to mean it. The sofa converts to a bed if you need it — the apartment sleeps four.
"The kind of place that makes you want to cook dinner instead of booking a restaurant."
Gallery
See the space.
The Neighbourhood
Carriageworks · 3 min walk
Cleveland Inn · Local History
Running Bare · Local Culture
Why Stay
Three reasons.
You'll think of more.
01
The Location
200 metres to Redfern Station. The city in ten minutes. Carriageworks in three. Everything you need is within walking distance.
02
The Space
Not a hotel room. A proper apartment with a kitchen worth using, a bathroom worth lingering in, a work nook worth actually working from, and a private entrance all to yourself.
03
The Details
Aesop in the dispensers. Linen sheets. A record player with a vinyl collection. Fast internet. A sharp knife. The things that matter.
Guest Reviews
"Stayed for a week working remotely and didn't want to leave. The work nook is genuinely better than my home office. The light in the morning is something else."
Sarah M. — Melbourne
"Best Airbnb I've stayed in. The bathroom alone is worth the trip. Redfern is incredible — we walked everywhere."
James K. — Brisbane
"The private entrance is a secret weapon. We had breakfast in the courtyard every morning. The lemon tree even had lemons."
Priya R. — Singapore
The Neighbourhood
Redfern.
Worth staying for.
Redfern has been Sydney's most interesting neighbourhood for the past decade. Artists, chefs, architects, and people who got tired of paying Surry Hills rent all ended up here. Factory Floor is right in the middle of it.
The result is a suburb that feels genuinely alive — good coffee, good food, good bars, and Carriageworks, the old railway workshops turned arts precinct, three minutes from the front door.
Carriageworks runs a Saturday Farmers Market every weekend — around seventy stalls, theatre, exhibitions, late-night gigs, and long lunches in the food hall. Walk down, no booking required.
Stay close. Walk more. Eat well. Redfern will take care of the rest.
Eat and Drink
Coffee + Breakfast
Three Williams
Big space, big breakfast, strong coffee. Rosebery edge.
Pastel
Pastries that warrant a second visit. Redfern Street.
Kepos Street Kitchen
Middle Eastern brunch worth the queue. Surry Hills border.
Lunch + Dinner
Continental Deli
Tinned fish, martinis, sandwiches that ruin you for other sandwiches.
Moon Park
Modern Korean. Book ahead on weekends.
Arthur
Small plates, natural wine, walk home in fifteen minutes.
Spice I Am
The Thai everyone tells you about for good reason.
Bars Worth the Visit
The Bearded Tit
The neighbourhood's most loved bar. Curious crowd, good wine.
Wayward Brewing
A short ride. Local beer brewed on site.
Redfern Surveyor
Quiet pub feel, proper schooners, easy walk back.
Distances at a Glance
Book Your Stay
Come and stay.
The Factory Floor
is waiting.
Minimum two nights. One bedroom, sleeps up to four with the sofa bed. Enquire below and we'll confirm availability and send you a booking link within 24 hours.
From
$280 / night
Rates vary by season and length of stay
From
$280 / night · sleeps 4