7-13 Dalgety Road, Millers Point, Heritage-listed terrace of houses in Millers Point, Australia.

Dalgety Terrace, at 7-13 Dalgety Road, is a three-storey early nineteenth-century terrace with painted rendered masonry walls, a corrugated galvanised iron roof and painted timber joinery in the Old Colonial Regency style. It has twelve-pane windows, a central carriageway with a semi-circular fanlight, and looks out over Towns Place.

Dalgety Terrace appears on an 1854 map and was possibly built around 1830, making it one of the early 19th-century terraces in Millers Point, a precinct of European settlement focused on maritime work. The NSW Department of Housing first tenanted it in 1986, and it joined the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.

The name Dalgety Terrace links the row to the Dalgety name, and the four units at 7–13 share one central carriageway with a semicircular fanlight, the entry point for the whole terrace. The houses were first tenanted by the NSW Department of Housing in 1986, so the row passed from earlier private use into public housing in the late 20th century.

The property is located on a public street and can be viewed from the sidewalk as you walk through the neighborhood. You can observe the exterior details and architectural features without needing special access or arrangements.

The terrace appears on an 1854 map and may date from around 1830, making it one of the earlier surviving rows in Millers Point. It was first tenanted by the NSW Department of Housing in 1986, and its last recorded inspection was on 19 February 1995.