Double Bay Suburb Profile

Double Bay is all about living beautifully, from boutique shopping and dining to the elegant foreshore and charming houses that line the leafy streets. Living in Double Bay means you’ll find it hard to pull yourself away from the village-like setting of Transvaal Avenue with its jaw-dropping collection of designer shops located in beautiful townhouse-style shopfronts. The fashion boutiques along Knox, Cross, and Bay Streets will have you slowing your pace to make a few detours into the stores which boast chic labels. Renowned as much for its dining as it is for its shopping, Double Bay has restaurants that have established names for themselves on Sydney’s fine dining scene. More and more wine bars and hotels are vying for attention as part of Double Bay’s evolving nightlife. 

The relaxing foreshore parks and the much-loved Murray Rose Harbour Pool contribute to an irresistible charm that becomes prized real estate in the warmer months. With easy access to the ferry and boats, locals love to take to the harbour, whether it’s a quick commute to work or for a leisurely weekend sail. In all its charm and beauty, Double Bay provides an enviable lifestyle and easy access to the best of Sydney, be it the beaches or the CBD. Living in Double Bay offers a unique blend of elegance and convenience that many cherish. 

Area Features

Designer Shopping

Affluent and elegant women embrace the high-end designer shopping that’s right on their doorstep. Transvaal Avenue, Knox, Cross and Bay Streets have an enviable selection of fashion and homewares.

Blackburn Gardens

This French-esque seaside location has the calm waters of Sydney Harbour lapping against its narrow stretch of sand. Perched along the park’s edge is popular brunch spot, Redleaf Pool Café that has incredible views of the harbour.

Wine & Dine

Locals never have to venture too far from home to indulge in the eclectic mix of world-class dining and the bar scene in the heart of Double Bay. It’s all an easy stroll from home.