Sydney, Australia
S
ydney is synonymous with its harbour, home to such
iconic structures as the Opera House, the Harbour
Bridge as well as Bondi and Manly Beaches.
In fact, it is the proximity to beaches that draws so many people
from around Australia and the world, who move to the city
for its easy going lifestyle, sophisticated culture, world-class
restaurants, and of course, stunning views.
“Certainly anything on the harbour front with a view of the
Sydney Harbour Bridge or Opera House is seen, not only locally,
but globally as being extremely desirable,” said Shayne Harris,
head of residential at Savills Australia. “It is the reason why such
high prices can be achieved for these properties when they do
become available.”
Blessed with riverfront, harbour-front or oceanfront settings,
some of the city’s most popular areas include Vaucluse, north
of Bondi Beach; leafy, upscale Double Bay and exclusive Point
Piper, two adjacent areas on the south side of the harbour; and
Hunters Hill, one of the city’s oldest residenti