Outdoor Pool
A lagoon-style outdoor pool set within the landscaped grounds.
Urban living,
naturally refined.
A sanctuary on the edge of the city where resort-style amenities, lush parklands and a genuine sense of community come together.
Sydney Park Village
A community,
defined by nature.
Sydney Park Village offers more than just a place to live. Located directly across from the expansive 44-hectare Sydney Park, it combines inner-city vibrancy with a rare amount of space so close to the CBD.
Living at Sydney Park Village
A place residents
choose to stay.
Once you arrive, it's easy to see why so many residents choose to stay for years, and why those who leave often find their way back.
Sydney Park Village is a community that truly feels like home. Its beautifully award-winning landscape and maintained grounds, with resort-style facilities, include an outdoor pool, a heated 25-meter indoor lap pool, two tennis courts, a basketball court, and a fully equipped gym, all under the watchful eye of professional security available 24/7.
Indoor Lap Pool
A heated 25-metre indoor lap pool, available year-round.
Two Tennis Courts
Resident-bookable courts in the heart of the village.
Basketball Court
A full-size hard court for residents and their guests.
Fully Equipped Gym
A modern gymnasium with cardio and weight-training equipment.
24/7 Security
Professional security on-site and around the clock, every day.
The community has been thoughtfully designed and carefully managed from the very beginning. This isn't just a marketing line; it's what the residents will tell you.
Site History
The land beneath has
a story worth knowing.
This area of inner Sydney was originally Gadigal and Wangal country, characterised by grasslands, wetlands, and waterways that the local Aboriginal peoples referred to as Bullanaming.
Pre‑1870s
Gadigal & Wangal Country
Grasslands, wetlands, waterways.
Originally Gadigal and Wangal country, the land was a mosaic of grasslands, wetlands and waterways that the local Aboriginal peoples referred to as Bullanaming.
1870s
Brickmaking Era
Sydney's brick-making heartland.
By the 1870s, the area had transformed into Sydney's brick-making heartland, with the Bedford Brick Works producing the clay that constructed much of suburban Sydney for nearly a century. The four heritage-listed chimney stacks still standing in Sydney Park today serve as a lasting reminder of that era.
1970
Closure & Remediation
The brickworks close.
After the brickworks closed in 1970, the site was remediated, landscaped, and revegetated, leading to the creation of Sydney Park.
1991
Sydney Park Opens
A 44-hectare urban park.
Sydney Park officially opened in 1991 — reclaimed from heavy industry into one of the inner city's most beloved green spaces.
1998 — today
Sydney Park Village
Six stages, one community.
Sydney Park Village followed, developed in six stages starting in 1998. Built on the edge of this transformed landscape, it has since become one of inner Sydney's most stable and sought-after residential communities — a place with genuine history beneath its feet and a strong sense of community above ground.
Resort-style amenities · award-winning landscape
Local Area
One of the most
connected pockets
of inner-west Sydney.
Sydney Park Village is located in one of the most connected inner-west neighbourhoods of Sydney. Directly across the road is a park that features wetlands, bike trails, a skate park, playgrounds, and offers sweeping views of the city and Botany Bay — a true daily amenity right at your doorstep.
Erskineville and Newtown are just a short walk away, providing easy access to King Street's independent cafés, restaurants, and boutiques. St. Peter's train station is a 12-minute walk, and direct buses to the CBD stop right in front of the property. The city centre is only a seven-minute train ride away.
7min
To the CBD by train
12min
Walk to St. Peter's station
24/7
Direct buses at the front door
44ha
Sydney Park across the road