Central Park

Central Park is the missing piece of the puzzle that completes Sydney’s colorful inner-city landscape. Bordered by Broadway to the north, Cleveland Street to the South, Central Station to the East, and the University of Sydney to the East, Central Park is located in Chippendale, which is a fabulous place to discover on foot thanks to its enviable location at the heart of one of the world’s most beautiful cities.

Not only does Chippendale lie a short distance from Chinatown and Darling Harbour, but it’s also a stone’s throw from Sydney’s mid-town bustling business district. Uptown, the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House are less than 10 minutes away by train, where ferries also connect the city to picturesque Balmain, Kirribilli and Manly.

Central Park sits at the gateway to the city’s top attractions, but better still – it also offers its own collection of boutique shops, galleries, parks, laneways, cafes, restaurants and bars. Each venue is infused with the distinctive scent of energy, intellect and optimism thanks to Central Park’s stellar location in the midst of Sydney’s university precinct.

Within Central Park, on Kensington Street, Sydney architects Tonkin Zulaikher Greer have created a new destination for cafes, galleries, weekend markets and organic food co-operatives. Central Park’s spacious green parks and gardens also provide a tranquil haven for the entire city to enjoy.

Central Park belongs to a close-knit community of professionals, families, students, artists, designers and entrepreneurs. Chippendale itself is a mecca for art, design and culture, and is popular with young families, students, small business owners and fashionistas. Its cobbled laneways are peppered with stylish galleries, cafes and delicatessens, which are a major drawcard for locals who have flocked into the area over the past decade.