WENDY WHITELEY’S
Discover the Best of Sydney Living
The Walden - home to where city energy meets harbour serenity.
Explore Sydney's most liveable neighbourhood, where heritage terraces line leafy streets, and harbour views appear at every turn. Where there's a strong sense of community, with dog-friendly parks and local cafés, weekend markets and outdoor concerts.
Always evolving, North Sydney is the social CBD of Sydney. By night, over 60 bars and restaurants keep the energy alive, with more to come. And the new Metro at Victoria Cross makes it closer and more convenient than ever - putting the city and Chatswood within five minutes of The Walden.
Northside Wonderland
A Harbourside lifestyle that takes you from Luna Park to Neutral Bay.
Sydney's icons are the backdrop to everyday living in North Sydney, from the architectural wonder of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge to the ferries crossing the sparkling harbour. Just 3km from the CBD, you're surrounded by beautiful neighbourhoods - each with their own unique feel.
A short ferry hop from North Sydney, Kirribilli or Milsons Point wharves, Circular Quay is your gateway to the cultural heart of Sydney – from the Opera House and art galleries to the Royal Botanic Garden.
Just three minutes by Metro, Barangaroo is where Sydney's past and future converge. Wander along the western harbour foreshore through fine dining and theatre precincts, beneath towering global headquarters.
Discover the distinctive village character of this quiet peninsula. Blues Point Rd is its beating heart, lined with cafés, wine bars, grocers and galleries. This is a place where locals linger, and the rhythm of life can slow.
CIRCULAR QUAY
BARANGAROO
BLUES POINT ROAD
Tucked between McMahons Point and Milsons Point, Lavender Bay offers a rare stillness so close to the city. Picnic beneath giant fig trees in Wendy Whitely’s Secret Garden, a quiet oasis framed by iconic bridge and skyline views.
Where the Harbour Bridge ends and the North Shore begins. Milsons Point is home to the revitalised North Sydney Olympic Pool, the nostalgic playground of Luna Park, and direct access to trains and ferries.
From weekend markets, village cafés and providores to the sailing club and Ensemble Theatre, it's easy to while away a sunny weekend in this quiet harbour enclave –also known as the Prime Minister's address.
LAVENDER BAY
KIRRIBILLI
MILSONS POINT
SYDNEY HARBOUR
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The Flavours Of Fine Dining
Home to North Sydney's culinary revolution.
A new energy is reshaping North Sydney's dining scene. Acclaimed chefs and emerging talent are bringing life to rooftops and laneways, with a diverse mix of bars, cafés and standout restaurants. At the centre of it all is Walker Street's new dining precinct.
POETICA – 840M
A lush rooftop retreat that blends relaxed elegance with vibrant energy. Whether you're marking a special occasion or simply unwinding with a quiet after-work cocktail, Rafi offers a space for every mood. At its heart is The Arbour – a striking glasshouse-style pavilion that lets you soak up the warmth of summer year-round. The seasonal menu celebrates regional produce, with dishes designed to be shared and savoured. Surrounded by greenery and skyline views, Rafi delivers a dining experience that feels both elevated and effortlessly welcoming.
RAFI – 350M
Glorietta is the go-to for modern Italian. Come for Aperitivo hour, stay for the fresh pastas - and enjoy the warm welcome of a neighbourhood favourite that will take you from long lunches to family dinners.
In the heart of Kirribilli, Bacari offers modern Italian with an Australian twist. From weekend brunch to flavour-packed dinners or wine tasting events, this European-inspired neighbourhood gem also boasts exceptional views.
A mainstay of the North Sydney dining scene, Sails on Lavender Bay is a special occasion destination in a picture perfect waterfront location. With a focus on fresh seafood, it defines modern Australian dining.
Known for its gin-forward, botanical-inspired cocktails, The Botanist is a local favourite for brunch through to late-night grazing. Perfect for pre-theatre drinks, the lush interiors are also a backdrop for events and masterclasses.
THE BOTANIST – 1.4KM
SAILS ON LAVENDER BAY – 1.7KM
BACARI – 1.5KM
GLORIETTA – 280M
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Within the iconic North Sydney Oval, St Leonards Park is North Sydney's largest green space, with shady fig trees and a heritage oval. This is where the local community gathers for sport, picnics, and sunset concerts.
This much loved neighbourhood park provides dappled shade for summer picnics, and wide open spaces for exercise groups and ball games. Built during the Depression, it retains its heritage charm.
Nestled in a quiet Neutral Bay valley, Warringa Park is a family-friendly wonderland with a playground, shaded picnic spots, and a fenced space where dogs can run free – just minutes from Clark St cafés.
RESERVE – 1.5KM
Pause beneath the majesty of Sydney's Harbour Bridge sandstone pylons, and take in the city skyline. This iconic park links Milsons Point to the harbour foreshore and the North Sydney Olympic Pool.
With its idyllic harbour foreshore setting and majestic fig trees, Anderson Park is a community haven. Watch local teams unite on floodlit sports fields, or let the kids splash around on the small sandy beach.
Blending striking natural beauty with its industrial heritage, Sawmillers Reserve is a hidden gem overlooking Balls Head Bay. From the treehouse platform to shipwrecks and birdlife, there's more to discover here.
BRADFIELD PARK – 1.4KM
NORTH SYDNEY OVAL – 700M
ANDERSON PARK – 1.0KM
WARRINGA PARK – 850M
SAWMILLERS
BRENNAN PARK – 1.5KM
Natural Wonders Of The North
From harbourside paths to secret gardens, North Sydney offers natural beauty at every turn.
Explore wide open spaces, bushland walking trails and quiet havens close to home. From the enchanting beauty of Wendy Whitely's Secret Garden to the open dog-friendly spaces of St Leonards Park, this is your backyard – with an abundance of places for picnics, playtime, and peaceful retreats.
WENDY WHITELEY’S SECRET GARDEN - 1.2KM
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What’s On Around The Walden
Sunlit mornings, daily rituals, and neighbourhood discoveries that elevate the rhythm of every day.
There's a sense of discovery and community in every corner of North Sydney. Where everyday pleasures, from a sunrise harbour walk to morning coffee, feel special. Within a short walk, there's fresh produce markets, culture, and new food and flavours to explore.
Bringing a slice of Parisian life to North Sydney, LouLou is a charming spot for a morning coffee and croissant, or a leisurely bistro lunch. Pop into the boulangerie next door for picnicperfect baguettes and charcuterie.
Perched on the wharf of the Sydney Flying Squadron Sailing Club, Australia's oldest open boat sailing club, The Flying Bear is a hidden gem. Stop for coffee or brunch on your morning dog walk, and watch the 18-footers prepare to race.
For generous servings of café classics, you can't go past Eighty Ate on West St. From homemade muffins to daily specials drawn from family recipes, this family-owned café is a much loved part of the community. EIGHTY ATE – 1.0KM
There's no better way to explore Sydney Harbour than by kayak. The Kayak Share Club offers easy access from Hayes Street Beach – perfect for a morning paddle through quiet coves.
A modern makeover of the classic Australian lawn bowls club, with sweeping views of Sydney Harbour. This relaxed community hub is the ideal place to bring generations together – and dogs are welcome too.
From handcrafted gifts, art and vintage clothing to fresh produce and gourmet street food, Kirribilli Markets are a regular social drawcard. Find emerging designers and creative inspiration in this festive hub.
This intimate waterfront venue hosts worldclass life performances, drawing renowned actors, comedians and artists. It's a vibrant part of Sydney's culture scene, a short walk from home at The Walden.
ENSEMBLE THEATRE – 1.5KM
KIRRIBILLI MARKETS – 1.3KM
THE GREENS – 500M
KAYAK SHARE CLUB – 1.4KM
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Home to where learning comes naturally.
AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
A top-ranking research university with strong industry connections, ACU is known for start-of-the-art facilities and supportive, hands-on learning.
Australia's largest regional university opened its Sydney metro campus in 2024, offering diverse programs for local and international students.
An expanding education precinct.
A NEW NORTH SYDNEY CAMPUS
A major university campus is planned for Miller Street, converting a heritage building into a state of the art higher education and research facility.
KU is a leader in early childhood education, and offers play-based learning programs for 3-5 year olds overlooking St Leonards Park.
Sydney's selective public schools consistently deliver outstanding results, providing equitable access to exceptional opportunities.
With an idyllic Sydney Harbour location, Loreto is an award-winning independent school for girls in Kindergarten to Year 12.
With its main campus in North Sydney, Shore is a renowned school known for academic excellence, diverse co-curricular opportunities, and strong character development.
Renowned for nurturing confident, capable young women, Wenona offers innovative programs, small class sizes and a wide range of co-curricular activities.
Known for its vibrant, student-centred learning philosophy, Reddam House offers private co-education from Kindergarten to Year 12 in a modern high-rise campus.
CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY
REDDAM HOUSE, PRIVATE CO-ED
WENONA, PRIVATE GIRLS SHORE SCHOOL, PRIVATE BOYS
LORETO KIRRIBILLI, PRIVATE GIRLS
NORTH SYDNEY, PUBLIC PRIMARY
KU GRANDSTAND, PRESCHOOL
WENONA PRIVATE GIRLS
A Place of Prestigious Learning
North Sydney has an unrivalled concentration of top-performing schools, offering choice, care and community close to home.
From early childhood through to higher education, this is a home for lifelong learners. Top schools abound, known for their academic rigour, co-curricular opportunities, and student pastoral care with a focus on wellbeing and inclusion. Regardless of your child's learning ability, interests and values, you'll find the right fit here.
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North Sydney On The Rise
Just 3km north of the city, North Sydney has long been known as Sydney's second CBD. And now it's emerging as the social heart of the business landscape.
Beyond the bridge, good businesses prosper. North Sydney is a magnet for major global headquarters – including Zurich, Sony, Coca Cola and Microsoft, to name a few. And it's still evolving, with 1 Denison Street introducing exciting new businesses while blurring the edges between commercial and lifestyle precincts.
NORTH SYDNEY Artist Impression
CONVENIENCE
By 2036, over 80,000 workers will visit North Sydney CBD every day. With substantial infrastructure investment and ambitious urban renewal plans, North Sydney still holds untapped potential for investment yield. The Walden is close to its commercial heart – yet still retains a quiet advantage.
Greenwood Plaza has long been the local shopping destination, and now Victoria Cross introduces a new retail precinct to the mix. From metro supermarkets to local brands, boutiques and galleries, it's all a short walk away. Plus, the Metro makes the shopping mecca of Chatswood just 6 minutes from your door. A PLACE OF
A PLACE OF WELLBEING
Royal North Shore Hospital, a major teaching hospital and intensive care centre, is less than 3km from home, giving you direct access to Sydney's leading medical specialists. Closer still, The Mater is a private hospital known for its holistic care, including a renowned private maternity wing and elective surgery services. The area also boasts a high calibre network of medical centres and general practices.
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VICTORIA STATION
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Northside to Citywide
At the heart of Sydney's most advanced transport network.
While North Sydney was already well-connected by train, bridge, and ferry, the new Victoria Cross Metro station takes convenience to the next level. Part of a world-class, award-winning network, it runs every 4-10 minutes with clean, air-conditioned carriages, free Wi-Fi, and real-time connectivity. Reach Barangaroo in three minutes, Martin Place in five, or Crows Nest's dining scene in just one. Macquarie Park and the university are only 15 minutes away.
Beyond the Metro, you can also access all parts of Sydney by train, bus and ferry. With improved pedestrian and cycle links, getting around the local neighbourhood is easy and safe. And with direct freeway access, heading out of town for the weekend couldn't be easier.
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Your home, in the heart of it all
Sydney's best lifestyle is on your doorstep.
From exciting new restaurants and bars to tranquil neighbourhood parks and community markets, there’s so much more to explore in North Sydney. Blending vibrant urban energy with local village character, everything you need is a short walk away – including every mode of transport.
& DINING
22. Woolworths Metro
& EDUCATION
29. Charles Sturt University
30. Reddam House, Private Co-Ed
31. Wenona, Private Girls
32. North Sydney, Public Primary
33. Ku Grandstand, Preschool
34. Shore School, Private Boys
35. Australin Catholic University
Take A Walk On The Northside
Inspired by the world's greatest cities, North Sydney is taking bold steps into a walkable future.
With over 11 billion in investment, North Sydney's urban precincts are adapting to meet the needs of future residents, workers and students. Plans for a pedestrian plaza in Miller Place will create a High Line-style link to Victoria Cross station, within a vibrant, open and green public space.
VICTORIA CROSS PRECINCT Artist Impression
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BRADFIELD PARK
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