Area Hotlist — North Sydney - Mosman NSW
20 lifestyle anchors proven to sell property across the North Sydney - Mosman area
Area Hotlist — North Sydney & Mosman
Sydney Harbour
Every balcony view, ferry commute and foreshore picnic is framed by the city’s glittering blue centrepiece. From kayaking at dawn to Vivid light trails after dark, the harbour delivers a daily reminder that world-class scenery is literally the neighbourhood backdrop.
Balmoral Beach
Calm turquoise water, the iconic island footbridge and a string of cafés serving crab rolls and gelato make Balmoral the eastern suburbs vibe—without the parking pain. Sunrise paddle-board, post-work laps or sunset wine on the esplanade: take your pick.
Middle Harbour
Sheltered coves, sailing clubs and bush-lined shorelines define this quieter arm of the harbour. Weekenders launch kayaks from The Spit, moor at waterfront restaurants or hike the harbour-hugging trails of Garigal National Park—within 20 minutes of the CBD.
Primrose Park
A hidden gem beside Middle Harbour Creek offering netball courts, cricket nets, dog-friendly ovals and a bush track linking to Cremorne. Barbecues, playgrounds and twinkling water views make it a weekend favourite for families seeking space without traffic.
Anzac Park (Cammeray)
Cammeray’s village green hosts Saturday soccer, twilight fitness groups and a fenced playground beside artisan coffee at Maggios. Community festivals and night-time food trucks keep this pocket park buzzing long after the final whistle.
Bridgepoint Shopping Centre
Woolworths, Harris Farm, medical suites and boutique Pilates all under one roof—plus ticketless parking. Grabbing dinner supplies or a quick physio session doesn’t involve crossing the Harbour Bridge, keeping Mosman life effortlessly local.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
The city’s steel icon doubles as the suburb’s commute: a five-minute drive or 15-minute cycle into town. Dawn BridgeClimb groups wave from above while locals power-walk the eastern footpath to Kirribilli markets.
Forsyth Park
Bordering Neutral Bay and Cremorne, this leafy reserve offers tennis courts, dog-friendly lawns and harbour-peek picnic spots. Jacaranda blooms in spring make every morning stroll Instagram-worthy.
Brennan Park
Once a quarry, now a sun-drenched bowl of cricket pitches, BBQ shelters and bike-learning paths for toddlers. Its quiet Wollstonecraft setting hides the fact that trains to the CBD are three blocks away.
Cremorne Junction
Everyday shopping meets arthouse culture: the historic Orpheum Cinema, gourmet grocer and late-night ramen all cluster where Military and Spofforth merge, serviced by buses every two minutes at peak.
Chinamans Beach
Tucked behind Middle Harbour headlands, this 250-metre curve swaps Bondi crowds for calm, clear snorkelling water and shady grass. Bring the paddle board, leave the parking stress.
Anderson Park
Harbourfront ovals host weekend AFL while walkers circuit the fig-lined promenade. The off-leash dog zone and brand-new playground make this Neutral Bay strip an afternoon staple for local families.
North Sydney Oval
Test-match-grade cricket and Friday-night footy unfold beneath heritage grandstands and fairy-lit figs. Community movie nights fill the grass in summer, while Luna Park lights sparkle beyond the pickets.
St Leonards Park
North Sydney’s backyard offers kilometre jogging loops, netball courts and picnic lawns below gothic Morton Bay figs. Grab a coffee from Crows Nest and claim a bench with skyline views.
Taronga Zoo
Wake to lion roars, ferry across sparkling harbour and feed giraffes with Opera House backdrops. Twilight concerts and the new Sky Safari gondola mean even locals keep annual passes handy.
Reid Park
Skirting Mosman Bay marina, Reid Park’s flat greens host weekend yoga, impromptu cricket and marathon dog fetch. A ferry wharf at one end turns commuting into a harbour cruise.
Tunks Park
Soccer fields by day, sunset kayaks by evening—this Cammeray inlet frames boats bobbing below Northbridge suspension bridge. Off-leash hours and a boat ramp make weekend parking coveted real estate.
Newlands Park
Leafy trail circuits, community veggie beds and an inclusive playground sit a block from Crows Nest dining. Morning boot-camps wrap before office workers stroll to St Leonards station.
Cremorne Point Reserve
Harbourside walking loop, sparkling McCallum ocean pool and city-skyline sunsets—all five minutes from the ferry. Locals picnic on the rolling lawn while opera-in-the-park echoes across the water.
Circular Quay
Two ferry stops from Mosman, one train stop from Milsons Point—Sydney’s transport, cultural and dining heart is practically next door. Pre-work harbour swims still leave time for city-office nine-o’clock starts.