A Coveted Position in Hurstville

Hurstville brings together the richness of metropolitan life with the familiarity of an established neighbourhood.

Illustrated map of Hurstville marking Centra, Hurstville Station, Westfield, schools and parks

Hurstville at a glance

From its vibrant dining and retail scene to its schools, healthcare, parks and transport connections, Hurstville offers a rare sense of completeness within one of Sydney's most established southern centres. A diverse community and evolving mix of cultures give the area a character distinctly its own.

  • 16 km

    Approx. to Sydney CBD

Everything Within Easy Reach

Positioned at the centre of Hurstville, CENTRA places the essentials of everyday life close at hand.

Shopping & Dining

  • Westfield Hurstville
  • Hurstville Central
  • Forest Road

Major retail centres, supermarkets, cafés and a diverse dining scene make everyday shopping and dining exceptionally convenient.

Transport

  • Hurstville Station
  • Bus Interchange
  • King Georges Road
  • Princes Highway

Hurstville is a major transport centre in Sydney's south, with rail, bus and arterial-road connections providing access across metropolitan Sydney.

Education

  • Hurstville Public School
  • Danebank Anglican School for Girls
  • Bethany College
  • Sydney Technical High School
  • Georges River College Hurstville
  • St Mary Star of the Sea

A broad choice of public, selective, independent and faith-based education is available across the surrounding area. Hurstville Public School catchment is subject to current enrolment boundaries.

Health & Everyday Services

  • Hurstville Private Hospital
  • MedFirst Medical Centre
  • Highpoint Medical Centre

Hospitals, medical practices, pharmacies and everyday services are established throughout the Hurstville town centre.

Parks & Recreation

  • Woodville Park
  • Hurstville Oval
  • Timothy Reserve
  • Kempt Field

Local parks, recreation spaces and sporting facilities provide a greener counterpoint to Hurstville's urban centre.

Culture & Community

  • Hurstville Museum & Gallery
  • Club Central
  • Local dining and community venues

Hurstville's multicultural character is reflected in its food, community life and cultural institutions.

Lifestyle

Brunch table with coffee, a bagel and pancakes
School wall mural of a pencil reading Love to Learn
Sydney train arriving at a station platform
Person crouching beside a dog in a park at golden hour
Fashion boutique with clothing racks against a brick wall
Dumplings in bamboo steamers

At the Centre of More

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