Sydney’s top 5 millionaire suburbs
Finding a home in any Australian capital city will set you back hundreds of thousands of dollars, but some suburbs answer only to millions.
Blogger: Michael Murray, managing director, Murray Property
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Here are some of Sydney’s top millionaire suburbs you’ll want to live in – if you’ve got the dough. The median price for each suburb is based on a CoreLogic RP Data study.
With a median value of $5,596,397, Point Piper stands tall as Sydney’s most expensive and exclusive suburb. Characterised by its residential affluence and waterfront opulence, this small eastern Sydney suburb is a mere six kilometres from the Sydney CBD. Point Piper is widely considered the most prosperous residential suburb in Australia, with some homes starting from $38,900 per square metre. Sitting beside other affluent suburbs like Double Bay, Bellevue Hill and Rose Bay, the spectacular backdrop overlooking the harbour makes Point Piper one of Sydney’s most prestigious residential addresses.
Centennial Park
Coming in at a close second, the median value of a home in Centennial Park is $5,199,324. Centennial Park lies on the western border of the famous parkland, featuring many luxurious homes on large blocks of land. Multi-unit buildings are also common in this exclusive suburb. Located just 3.8 kilometres south-east of Sydney’s CBD, Centennial Park is well connected to all parts of the city, making this a highly coveted location for those with deep pockets.
With a median value of $4,125,216, Vaucluse is a high-end suburb located in the eastern part of Sydney. This desirable residential address is approximately eight kilometres to the north-east of the Sydney CBD. The harbour-facing side of Vaucluse boasts spectacular views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the gorgeous cityscape. Vaucluse is adjacent to other wealthy suburbs like Dover Heights, Watsons Bay and Rose Bay.
The median value of homes in the eastern suburb of Bellevue Hill stands at $3,810,420. Just five kilometres east of the CBD, this affluent suburb features well-proportioned homes and multi-unit apartments. Bellevue Hill is widely regarded as one of the wealthiest suburbs in Australia and is home to some high-profile city mansions. It has plenty of excellent schools, including private schools like Cranbrook School and The Scots College. This residential suburb remains popular with well-to-do families thanks to its prized address and convenient location.
With a median value of $3,534,024, Tamarama is another exclusive suburb well ahead of the million-dollar club. This beachside eastern Sydney suburb is just seven kilometres away from the CBD. The spectacular coastal location makes it especially attractive for wealthy professionals who have the dollars to spend on exclusive residences. The parklands adjacent to the beach are popular for recreational activities like surfing, swimming, sunbathing and picnicking.
Other affluent suburbs in Sydney crossing the million-dollar median value include Double Bay, Watsons Bay, Mosman, Longueville, Rose Bay and Dawes Point.