Massive out-of-control blaze engulfs a Sydney building as fire crews desperately try to contain the blaze as it threatens a neighbouring

• Firefighters are tackling a huge inferno on Monro Avenue in Kirrawee in Sydney
• The blaze broke out just after 10pm, with 50 firefighters currently on the scene
• Firefighters are working to save the upholstery shop and neighbouring buildings 
• It is not yet known what caused the blaze and no injuries have been reported 

Firefighters are battling to save an upholstery workshop and neighbouring buildings after a raging inferno broke out in south Sydney.

Fire and rescue personnel were called to the scene on Monro Avenue in Kirrawee just after 10pm on Sunday.

A huge blaze had engulfed the top level of the upholstery shop, with fire crews immediately upgrading their response team at the scene.

An enormous fire has broken out in an upholstery shop on Monro Avenue in Kirrawee in south Sydney 

Fire and rescue personnel were called in around 10pm, with 50 firefighters at the scene fighting the blaze

A Fire and Rescue NSW spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia there are 50 firefighters on the scene tackling the blaze and they are expected to remain fighting through the night.

The building has significant fire damage, with firefighters hoping to save the property.

There are also concerns for fire damage to neighbouring buildings, including a McDonald's.

It is not yet known how the blaze broke out.

No injuries have been reported.

Firefighters are expected to fight the blaze through the night, with concerns for the upholstery shop and neighbouring buildings, including a McDonald's