Hunters Hill
A Village Between Two Rivers
Defined by sandstone, leafy streets and a strong sense of community, Hunters Hill is one of Sydney’s most distinctive harbourside neighbourhoods.
Set upon a peninsula between the Lane Cove and Parramatta rivers, the area offers a rare balance: peaceful and established, yet remarkably connected to the city.
A Character Entirely
Its Own
Hunters Hill has evolved with care. Historic sandstone homes, established gardens and tree-lined streets sit alongside contemporary architecture, creating a neighbourhood with an enduring sense of place.
Its village atmosphere is shaped by local cafés, restaurants, specialty shops and everyday conveniences, where familiar faces and a close-knit community remain part of daily life.
Life by the Water
The surrounding waterways, foreshore walks and waterfront reserves provide a natural backdrop for recreation and relaxation.
From the open spaces of Boronia Park to the harbour views at Clarke’s Point, the peninsula offers places to walk, picnic, exercise and pause beside the water. Woolwich, Bedlam Bay and the surrounding foreshores extend this connection to the harbour landscape.
Connected with Ease
Hunters Hill feels comfortably removed from the pace of the city while remaining within easy reach of Sydney’s principal commercial, educational and lifestyle destinations.
Local bus services connect the peninsula with surrounding centres and the CBD, while ferry services from Woolwich provide a scenic journey to Circular Quay.
A Place to Belong
Families are drawn to Hunters Hill for its respected schools, green open spaces and enduring community spirit. Others are attracted by the opportunity to simplify their lifestyle without leaving behind space, quality or connection.
It is a neighbourhood people rarely wish to leave—a place grounded in heritage, enriched by the harbour and shaped by generations of local life.
