Kensington Area Information
Property Types in Kensington
There has been a rise in high-density living options in recent years because of the high demand in the area. The most common types of properties are units and modern townhouses.
The median house price is $3.1 million, and units sell for around $1 million.
Transportation Links for Kensington
There’s no train service, but it’s connected to popular areas in the city with the L2 Randwick line. Kensington is home to an extensive bus network that links it to the CBD, Eastern Suburbs and Sydney Airport.
Gastronomy and Shopping in Kensington
There’s a solid mix of dining opportunities, with a lot of authentic Asian dining. There are small supermarkets and convenience stores for day-to-day needs. It’s home to a bustling cafe culture and there are some boutique shopping options and larger complexes in nearby suburbs.
Schools and Educational Facilities in Kensington
Kensington is close to specialised and independent schools such as the NSW School of Languages and International Grammar School that offer a bilingual education.
Primary and secondary institutions include Kensington Public School, Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Primary School (and high school), Randwick Public School and Randwick Girls’ and Boys’ High Schools.
Kensington is close to UNSW for additional enrichment and tertiary education options.
Recreation in Kensington
Kensington is fantastic for people seeking an active outdoor lifestyle because of the proximity to the Centennial Parklands which caters for outdoor enthusiasts, cycling routes, horse riding and socialising. There are other entertainment options like markets and a cinema. The Australian Golf Club, Moore Park, Royal Randwick Racecourse and Coogee or Maroubra beaches (within 30 minutes) offer other recreational activities.