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Elizabeth Bay Suburb Profile
This postcode has the best of both worlds – harbour access and foreshore parks on one side and a vibrant cultural centre on the other. Living in Elizabeth Bay means having the ability to step into the limelight, which is one of the suburb’s biggest drawcards. When locals descend from their high-rise apartments, they tend to converge on the cafés and delis or linger at Beare Park. Although Elizabeth Bay only has a small selection of cafés, locals only have to meander up the street to be immersed in one of Sydney’s café and dining hotspots, Potts Point.
It’s a neighbourhood that has over 90 percent of residents living in multi-dwelling abodes in fewer than 20 streets, so parking is at an absolute premium. Many opt to ditch the car – it’s an easy walk or bike ride to the city, enhancing the appeal of living in Elizabeth Bay.
Area Features
Beare Park
A much-loved foreshore area with a café and playground.
Cafes
Grab a quick caffeine fix or a lazy Sunday brunch.
Elizabeth Bay House
A museum that oozes history and elegance.
Elizabeth Bay attracts a variety of professionals and creatives who love living next door to one of Sydney’s most eccentric neighbourhoods, Kings Cross/Potts Point, and being within easy reach of the CBD.
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