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Alexandria Suburb Profile

Alexandria sits on the edge of Sydney’s inner-city precinct, where former industrial areas have transitioned into a mix of residential, commercial and creative spaces.

The suburb combines established terraces with newer developments, creating a mixed-use environment close to the CBD and surrounding employment hubs.

Property Landscape

Property in Alexandria includes Victorian and Edwardian terraces, warehouse conversions, townhouses and modern apartment buildings.

Renovated terraces remain a consistent part of the housing mix, particularly in quieter residential streets.

Boutique apartment developments and larger complexes provide additional housing options, supported by proximity to transport and local amenities.

Schools and Education

  • Alexandria Park Community School – Public
  • Erskineville Public School – Public
  • St Mary’s Catholic Primary School – Private
  • Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School – Private
  • Sydney Park Children’s Centre – Early Learning

Practical Amenities

Everyday services in Alexandria are distributed throughout the suburb, with cafés, gyms, supermarkets and childcare centres integrated into local streets.

Sydney Park acts as a central open space, while Alexandria Park and nearby Green Square provide additional recreation and public facilities.

Retail and transport infrastructure in the Green Square precinct extends access to dining, shopping and connectivity beyond the immediate suburb.

Location

Sydney CBD – approximately 3.5 km

Sydney Airport – approximately 2.5 km

Close to South Eveleigh and Green Square employment hubs

Convenient access to surrounding inner-city suburbs

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