Cremorne can promise you the best of both worlds: the quiet parks and water views of an outer suburb, together with the convenience and energy of the inner city.

With North Sydney and Neutral Bay close by, Cremorne residents can enjoy many of the cultural activities of a large city without even having to cross the harbour.

Cremorne also has one of Sydney’s most impressive old-time cinemas, the fully-restored Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace.

It’s more often known simply as the Cremorne Orpheum.

It's harbourside
Cremorne point and Robertson’s Point offer some of Sydney’s finest harbour views.

It’s by the ferry
Every morning, while most Sydneysiders are stuck in traffic, Cremorne commuters are enjoying a gentle boat trip on one of the world’s most spectacular harbours.

It’s convenient
Cremorne has much of the convenience of the inner city, without all the concrete.

Cremorne’s convenient location means that many schools are in an easy commuting distance.

Within Cremorne proper is SCEGGS Redlands, an extremely reputable co-ed private school. SCEGGS Redlands accepts students from early childhood to year 12.