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Double Bay Suburb Profile

Double Bay is a harbourside suburb in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs known for its waterfront access, local retail and dining, and compact village layout.

The suburb provides strong walkability and proximity to the CBD, with most amenities located within a defined village centre.

Property Landscape

Property in Double Bay is largely made up of boutique apartment buildings, renovated Art Deco blocks and contemporary residences.

These apartments often appeal due to their proximity to the harbour and access to surrounding amenities, particularly where layout, natural light and parking are well considered.

Freestanding houses and waterfront properties are limited in number and tightly held, contributing to constrained supply within the suburb.

Schools and Education

  • Double Bay Public School – Public
  • Ascham School – Private
  • Cranbrook School – Private
  • Kambala – Private
  • Kincoppal–Rose Bay – Private
  • The Scots College – Private

Practical Amenities

Daily life in Double Bay centres around the village hub, where cafés, restaurants, specialty retailers and supermarkets are concentrated within a walkable area.

The retail strip along New South Head Road and surrounding streets provides access to both everyday services and higher-end dining and shopping options.

Harbourside parks, foreshore walks and ferry services extend the amenity offering beyond the village, while nearby Edgecliff provides train and bus connections into the Sydney CBD.

Location

Sydney CBD – approximately 3.5 km

Sydney Airport – approximately 11 km

Close to Edgecliff train station and transport hub

Harbour foreshore parks and walking paths nearby

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