Cremorne
Buying Property in Cremorne
Cremorne is a harbourside suburb on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, about 5 kilometres from the CBD, bordered by Neutral Bay to the west, Cammeray and Willoughby Bay to the north, and Mosman to the east, with Cremorne Point forming its harbourfront tip. It sits within the North Sydney Council local government area.
Home to around 11,700 residents, Cremorne is a mix of apartments and houses, with apartments making up the majority of stock given the suburb’s density. Freestanding houses are concentrated on Cremorne Point and the quieter streets on the suburb’s western side, many with harbour glimpses or direct water frontage.
Why buyers love Cremorne
Cremorne’s biggest asset is Cremorne Point, a slice of harbour foreshore that most Sydneysiders only visit rather than live on. The point is home to MacCallum Pool, a free tidal pool that Olympic swimmer Fred Lane began building from the rocks around 1915, and the Cremorne Point ferry wharf, in continuous use since 1911, puts the city about 15 minutes away by water with no traffic involved. Buyers get a genuine harbourside lifestyle here without the price tag of Mosman or Kirribilli next door.
Areas of interest for Cremorne Buyers
Milson Road: Cremorne Point’s premier address, with apartments and houses looking directly over the harbour, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Cremorne Point ferry wharf.
Murdoch Street: Known for its Arts and Crafts era houses, several with harbour and bridge views, in one of the suburb’s more tightly held pockets.
Bogota Avenue: A quiet Cremorne Point street of low-rise apartment blocks, several held by the same owners for decades.
Rangers Road: A well-located apartment strip close to Cremorne’s cafes and the Neutral Bay border, popular with downsizers and investors.
ON OR OFF MARKET, OUR BUYER’S AGENTS HELP YOU BUY THE RIGHT PROPERTY AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
How our Cremorne Buyer’s Agents Help You
Our long standing history working in the Lower North Shore market since 2009 means you are able to draw on our deep local knowledge, industry connections, and proven track record in the Cremorne area. We are more than confident we will find the right property for the right price, tailored to your needs and preferences.
We are your Cremorne Buyer’s Agent.
Using a Buyer’s Agent
Engaging a buyer’s agent in Cremorne is ideal for anyone seeking a smooth, efficient and stress-free property purchasing experience.
Whether you’re searching for a house on Murdoch Street, a harbourfront apartment on Milson Road, or a quieter option on Bogota Avenue, having a professional by your side can streamline the process, save you time, and ensure you secure the best deal possible.
Tailored service and guidance
At Cohen Handler, we assist clients with diverse needs and budgets, including first home buyers, professionals, downsizers, and investors.
By understanding your unique requirements, we provide personalised support and guidance throughout your property journey, from initial consultation to settlement and beyond.
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Access off-market properties in Cremorne
We understand there are limited properties on the open market, which can make buying a home stressful, time consuming and frustrating if you miss out on an opportunity.
Cremorne’s best-positioned properties, particularly anything on Cremorne Point with direct harbour frontage, rarely make it to Domain or Realestate.com.au before they’re sold. With such a small pool of waterfront addresses changing hands each year, most trade through established buyer and agent networks well before a public listing goes up, which is why so many buyers turn to Cohen Handler to access off-market and pre-market opportunities.
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Cremorne Buyer’s Agents FAQ
Buyers in Cremorne benefit from our Cremorne Buyers Agents’ specialised expertise in a suburb that spans everything from Arts and Crafts houses on Murdoch Street to harbourfront apartments on Milson Road.
They help you weigh up Cremorne Point’s premium water frontage against better-value options a few streets back, and give you access to off-market opportunities before they reach the open market.
Cohen Handler’s Cremorne buyers agents will ensure a smooth acquisition of your next home.
The top schools in and around Cremorne include:
1. Redlands (SCEGGS Redlands) (co-ed, early learning to Year 12, Cremorne)
2. Neutral Bay Public School (co-ed, K-6, Neutral Bay)
3. Wenona School (girls, K-12, North Sydney)
4. Shore (Sydney Church of England Grammar School) (boys, K-12, North Sydney)
Cremorne life revolves around the water. The Cremorne Point walk links MacCallum Pool, Cremorne Point Reserve and the historic ferry wharf, while the cafes and shops along Military Road spill into neighbouring Neutral Bay and Mosman. The suburb sits between two of Sydney’s best-known harbourside precincts, all part of the broader Lower North Shore market.
Yes, Cohen Handler will assist with due diligence and inspect as many properties as necessary to ensure you make an informed purchasing decision.
Your buyer’s agent will arrange private inspections, liaise with inspectors and conveyancers, and provide guidance on any issues or concerns that arise during the process, including strata reports for Cremorne’s apartment stock, foreshore or heritage overlays relevant to properties on Cremorne Point, and any other site-specific risks relevant to the property you’re considering.
When you engage Cohen Handler for our Full Service, the fee is success-based, typically ranging from 2% to 3% of the purchase price. For other services, a flat fee may apply.
The best streets to buy property in Cremorne are:
Milson Road and Murdoch Street, both tightly held addresses on or near Cremorne Point.
Bogota Avenue and Rangers Road offer more attainable apartment options within walking distance of the water.
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