Kingsford.

Within strolling distance to universities, beaches, Centennial Park and the Royal Randwick Racecourse, Kingsford is a convenient neighbourhood in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs with plenty to offer residents.

Named after Australia’s honoured aviator, Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, Kingsford is located 10 kilometres south of Sydney’s CBD and just four kilometres west of Coogee Beach. Kingsford is a predominantly residential suburb offering easy access to some of Sydney’s most utilised amenities including the University of NSW, NIDA, and Centennial Park. Kingsford’s proximity to nearby universities has seen a strong influx of young residents who occupy a large portion of the houses and high-rise apartments in the area.

Bustling Anzac Parade is Kingsford’s main thoroughfare, connecting residents to other Sydney boroughs via a useful public transport systems like the new light rail and buses, not to mention supplying an abundance of cafés, restaurants and shops including Newmarket Village.

With the majority of the suburb’s demographics made up of Chinese, English and Greek, the Kingsford community is not only young but also multicultural. Kingsford’s multicultural roots are to thank for the high volume of oriental cuisines on offer in the area. Whether you’re in the mood for Thai, Chinese or Balinese, walk along Anzac Parade and your tastebuds are sure to get a good workout.

With immediate access to some of the city’s best beaches, Kingsford is all about convenience and community spirit.