Hunters Hill Suburb Profile 

Living in Hunters Hill, tucked away on a peninsula that separates Lane Cove and the Parramatta River, means enjoying a blend of old-world charm and luxurious elegance. Sandstone workers’ cottages sit alongside large estates that showcase luxury living at its finest. Renowned as one of Australia’s oldest garden districts, Hunters Hill is steeped in history, with part of its charm embodied in a French-inspired village. Today, living in Hunters Hill means being part of a community nurtured over generations. 

For dining options or a caffeine fix, locals don’t need to venture far. The village clusters are filled with boutique dining spots and designer stores, reflecting the suburb’s unique foodie scene. Lush foreshore parklands and prestigious schools with sprawling grounds are part of the appeal that draws families to this exclusive suburb. With its natural beauty on and off the water, Hunters Hill is undeniably one of Sydney’s most highly sought-after neighborhoods. 

Area Features

Architecture

The streets of Hunters Hill are lined with beautifully maintained sandstone workers’ cottages and elegant estate homes with manicured gardens.

Harbour

With access to Lane Cove River on one side and Parramatta River on the other, there are plenty of ways to access the water, be it on your private vessel, or on one of Sydney’s ferries.

Le Village

A local French café and bistro situated amid the sandstone terraces of the Garibaldi Centre, surrounded by designer stores, an art gallery and salons.