History
Drummoyne sits on the traditional lands of the Wangal people. Located on a peninsula jutting into the Parramatta River, Drummoyne's rich maritime history and early settlement in the 19th century have left a legacy of heritage architecture alongside modern development. Once a summer retreat for the affluent, Drummoyne evolved into a thriving residential suburb known for its waterfront views and proximity to Sydney's CBD.
Known For
Drummoyne is known for its stunning waterfront homes, scenic bays, and high-end lifestyle. The suburb is a favorite among professionals and families looking for a prestigious Inner West location with beautiful parks, waterfront dining, and a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere. The area’s blend of historic homes and luxury apartments appeals to a variety of buyers, while direct access to Victoria Road ensures easy city commutes.
Stats
About 45.3% of Drummoyne homes are apartments or townhouses, with 54.7% as separate houses. Approximately 40.6% of residents own their home outright, 30.4% have a mortgage, and 29.0% are renting. The median age is 38, with 63.9% of households being family homes.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
What Locals Love
Locals love Drummoyne’s riverside parks, the convenience of Birkenhead Point Shopping Centre, and the vibrant community vibe.