Pymble Suburb Profile 

Situated along the prestigious stretch of North Shore neighbourhoods, Pymble has an enduring charm. Where children pedal their bikes and L-Platers master the three-point turn in its quiet, leafy streets. The main commercial hub is made up of family-run businesses, cafés, and restaurants. Away from the bustling Pacific Highway, living in Pymble switches gears and becomes a neighbourhood that has a real sense of calm and peace. 

But where Pymble lacks in nightlife, it more than makes up for in green spaces. Bordering Lane Cove National Park, Pymble has an abundance of parks, reserves, and multi-use green spaces. Throw prestigious schools, proximity to major shopping centres (Macquarie, Chatswood, and St Ives), and easy access to the Northern Beaches into the mix, and you can see why living in Pymble is on the radar for many families. 

Pymble has large, stately homes, many with swimming pools and tennis courts, that cater to growing families. The train line and buses connect locals to the business hubs of Sydney CBD, Chatswood, North Sydney, and Macquarie Park, which makes this a highly sought-after neighbourhood. 

Area Features

Parklands

Pymble has parks, reserves, sporting grounds, golf courses and an abundance of private and public tennis courts.

Schools

A great selection of private and public schools in Pymble and surrounding suburbs attract a lot of families into the area, in particular Pymble Ladies College (PLC).

Homely Streets

Families who desire the traditional, and highly sought-after large leafy blocks, can’t get enough of this neighbourhood.