Kirribilli

A place of residence for the pleasure-seeking

As one of Sydney’s most established and affluent suburbs, Kirribilli sits pretty along the city’s harbour only three kilometres from the CBD.

The lower north shore suburb is known for being home to both the Prime Minister and Governor General’s residences, yet its claim to fame stretches beyond parliamentary bounds.

While your days away with a stroll along Kirribilli Wharf, admire the stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, catch a show by the bay at the iconic Ensemble Theatre, dine at one of the many fine cafes and restaurants, or take the family for a joyous day out at the landmark Luna Park.

With a number of primary and secondary schools in the public and catholic sectors, its very own monthly markets (Kirribilli Markets is one of Sydney’s oldest and most popular markets), as well as an intricate public transport system, this highly sought after suburb is well suited for those who seek the finer pleasures in life.

As one of Sydney’s most established and affluent suburbs, Kirribilli sits pretty along the city’s harbour only three kilometres from the CBD. The lower north shore suburb is known for being home to both the Prime Minister and Governor General’s residences, yet its claim to fame stretches beyond parliamentary bounds. While your days away with a stroll along Kirribilli Wharf, admire the stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, catch a show by the bay at the iconic Ensemble Theatre, dine at one of the many fine cafes and restaurants, or take the family for a joyous day out at the landmark Luna Park. With a number of primary and secondary schools in the public and catholic sectors, its very own monthly markets (Kirribilli Markets is one of Sydney’s oldest and most popular markets), as well as an intricate public transport system, this highly sought after suburb is well suited for those who seek the finer pleasures in life.