Kirribilli snapshot

A quaint peninsula suburb just across the Harbour Bridge from the CBD, Kirribilli is a scenic address home to character residences along picturesque tree-lined streets, many enjoying intimate water and city vistas. Encompassing a vibrant village hub filled with life and activity and a great café culture, it’s the address of choice for a diverse range of residents, from families to young professionals.

Retail and culture

Kirribilli is as colourful as it is beautiful, with a bustling village that plays host to beloved local cafes, eclectic restaurants, a local pub and unique specialty stores. Once a month, Bradfield Park hosts the popular Kirribilli Markets, where you’ll find great fashion and food. Stroll across the park and you’ll find North Sydney Olympic Pool as well as iconic Luna Park, while Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron is perfect for sailing enthusiasts.

History and architecture

The name Kirribilli is derived from an Aboriginal word Kiarabilli, which means 'good fishing spot'. The suburb was part of a grant to James Milson after whom Milsons Point was named. Kirribilli boasts many historic homes, from magnificent freestanding residences to terraces and character apartments, the majority of which have been beautifully renovated. The magnificent sandstone harbourfront estate Admiralty House is home to Australia’s Governor General and neighbouring Kirribilli House is one of the two official residences of the Prime Minister.

Transport

Kirribilli is exceptionally convenient and accessible, with bus, train and ferries from three wharves all taking you rapidly to the CBD.