Hunters Hill
One of Sydney's oldest and most tightly held municipalities, featuring sandstone heritage homes and deep waterfront blocks.
Hunters Hill is a suburb on the Lower North Shore of Sydney, located approximately 7 kilometres north-west of the Sydney CBD. It is bounded by the Lane Cove River to the north and the Parramatta River to the south. Known as Australia's oldest garden suburb, Hunters Hill features heritage-listed sandstone homes, tree-lined streets and waterfront properties. The suburb has a village precinct with cafes and restaurants along Gladesville Road, and ferry access to Circular Quay from nearby Huntleys Point. Schools in the area include St Joseph's College, Hunters Hill High School and Hunters Hill Public School. The median house price typically ranges from $3.5 million to $4.5 million, with premium waterfront estates exceeding $10 million. A significant portion of Hunters Hill is designated as a heritage conservation area, which protects the suburb's historic character.