Cremorne Point

Lifestyle

This exclusive harbour side neighbourhood is both elegant and relaxed. There is something special going on in Cremorne Point, an established suburb that oozes class and elegance.
Cremorne Point has earned a reputation for being the ideal locale for professionals, retirees and families alike, there is something quite special about being positioned between waterfronts on two sides.
Cremorne was named after the Cremorne Gardens, a popular pleasure ground in London, England, and is located only 6 kilometres north of Sydney’s central business district.
With easy accessibility into the CBD, many opt to leave the car at home, because when you live in an area this stunning there is no excuse for not being outside all year round.
From water to the land, this is a part of Sydney you’ll never want to leave.

People

Take a walk around Cremorne Point and you’ll see a quick snapshot of the locals who make up the area. The majority of homeowners are between 35 and 55, often professionals in white-collar industries, and retirees seeking a quieter pace whilst still being able to access everything Sydney has to offer.

Homes

Cremorne Point is spoilt when it comes to property. Waterfront mansions and Art Deco apartments all jostle for a glimpse of the stunning Sydney harbour views. Murdoch and Milson Streets flow down through Cremorne Point, where historic homes, waterside mansions and lofty Art Deco apartments all position themselves on the edge of Sydney Harbour.

Transport

- Commuters in the CBD can take an express bus trip from work and alight themselves at Cremorne Junction with buses available every few minutes in peak hour. Alternatively buses also run down Milson Road.
- Cremorne Point is spoiled with two ferry wharfs granting you access to the city. Departing from either Old Cremorne Wharf on Kareela Road or Cremorne Point Wharf down at Robertsons Point.

Schools

- SCECGS Redlands, a co-educational private school, has its senior campus in Military Road and the junior and middle campus is found in Murdoch Street just around the corner.
- Cremorne Point is also close to a number of elite private schools and highly regarded public schools within the Lower North Shore region.

Shopping/Restaurants

While Cremorne Point itself is free from any hustle and bustle, buzzy Cremorne Junction is just a down the road and offers a diverse array of fine cafes and restaurants, boutique shops and day-to-day services. These include a local IGA, doctors, dentist surgeries and local pubs.

Also around the corner is Neutral Bay Junction, offering three major supermarkets, and a host of cafes and intimate eateries with a particular preference to Japanese food.

Recreational Facilities

Cremorne Reserve extends approximately 3km around the Cremorne Point peninsula. With a foreshore walk, this area is a great place for a stroll or an athletic run. The real gem at this reserve is the beloved 1920s-inspired harbour side pool with sunbathing decks. Don’t forget to grab your picnic rug on New Year’s Eve and head down to Robertson Point to catch an amazing view of the fireworks by the water’s edge.

Just outside Cremorne Point you will find the stunning waterside Primrose Park. The park is the venue for a number of sporting pursuits and includes tennis courts along with a fabulous children’s play area. It attracts many locals who wish to enjoy the pristine surrounds.

Taking pride of place up on Military Road in the heart of Cremorne is the iconic Art Deco Orpheum Theatre which was restored and revitalised some years ago and is now a drawcard for the movie lover. It is a stunning 1930s Art Deco cinema, complete with wurlitzer pipe organ.