Bondi Suburb Profile

Predominately a residential area that sits between Bondi Junction and Bondi Beach, this cosy neighbourhood with Bondi Road at its core is the local hangout for quick bites, drinking establishments, and locally-owned businesses. Living in Bondi offers residents a vantage point that’s the envy of its neighbours. It’s only a short stroll up the hill to the major shopping district of Bondi Junction and direct access to Sydney’s CBD and Centennial Park. Alternatively, locals can stroll down the hill to Bondi Beach and the coastal walk that takes in sweeping views of the rugged coastline. 

Healthy outdoor living is the name of the game here, and many love to play. Workout gear hugs the bronzed bodies of the locals who like to hang out at their local gym, go to an outdoor training session, or follow their own exercise routine every day of the week, rain or shine. Living in Bondi may not provide direct beach access, but the locals are happy to let the hordes of tourists bypass their small neighbourhood. 

Area Features

Bondi Beach

Dip into the deep blue at neighbouring Bondi Beach and the world-class amenities of saltwater pools, Icebergs and coastal walks.

Wine & Dine

Bondi Road is lined with shopfronts dishing up multicultural cuisines and late night establishments. Cafés have mastered the fine art of brunch mixed in with perfectly brewed coffee.

Waverley Park

A popular place to stretch out and throw a ball around. This park caters to a variety of sports, including netball, cricket and football. An indoor sports court and a fenced-in children’s playground.

Bondi Junction

There are definitely some perks to being neighbours with one of the densest shopping districts in Sydney. Roll out of bed and beat the crowds or be first in line when sales hit the stores.