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Bondi Suburb Profile

Bondi is one of the most recognised suburbs in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs and it continues to attract strong buyer interest. The suburb offers a combination of coastal lifestyle, walkability and proximity to the CBD.

The area provides a balance between lifestyle and convenience, with strong access to amenities and surrounding Eastern Suburbs locations.

Property Landscape

Property in Bondi is largely made up of Art Deco apartment buildings, semi-detached homes and smaller townhouse-style developments. Freestanding homes do exist but they are relatively limited and tend to be tightly held.

Renovated apartments and semis often attract strong interest due to proximity to the beach and access to surrounding amenities.

Because the suburb itself is relatively compact, supply is naturally limited. Well-presented properties tend to generate consistent demand within the area.

Most Sought-After Streets

  • Sandridge Street
  • Imperial Avenue
  • Boonara Avenue

Schools and Education

  • Bondi Public School – Public
  • Reddam House – Private
  • Kincoppal–Rose Bay – Private
  • Waverley College – Private

Practical Amenities

Bondi offers a wide range of everyday amenities within a relatively compact area. Supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, medical services and fitness studios are spread throughout the suburb, making daily errands straightforward.

Public transport is also accessible, with regular bus services connecting Bondi to Bondi Junction, the Sydney CBD and surrounding suburbs.

Location

Sydney CBD – approximately 5 km

Sydney Airport – approximately 10 km

Close to Bondi Junction retail and transport hub

Easy access to Centennial Park and neighbouring coastal suburbs

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