This inner-west suburb has a thriving arts and culture scene, and a spectacular line-up of cafés and restaurants. Glebe is relatively close to the CBD, lots of transport options (road, rail, bus and ferry) and a good mix of property. It benefits from the light rail, yet still feels somewhat disconnected and different from the rest of the city and its neighbours. Professionals can jump on the light rail and connect to basically anywhere at Central, while students can walk or cycle to the nearby UTS campus.
Primary: Glebe Public School
Primary: St James Catholic Primary School
Secondary: Sydney Secondary College Blackwattle Bay Campus
Secondary: Australia Performing Arts Grammar School
Train: Glebe Light rail station
Bus: These Bus lines stop near Glebe: 431
CBD: Glebe is 3 kms from the CBD
Broadway Sydney.
Cafes such as Badde Manors, The Wedge Espresso, Qube on Bay & Lotus Story.
Parks include Blackwattle Bay Park and Jubilee Park.
The predominant age group in Glebe is 20-29 years. Households in Glebe are primarily childless couples.
In general, people in Glebe work in a professional occupation.
Currently the median sales price of houses in the area is $1,691,000.
Households are likely to be repaying $4000 per month on mortgage repayments.
Currently the median rental for a 2 bedroom apartment in Glebe is $740
37% of Glebe Residents rent properties.
It’s grittness and art culture. It’s a suburb for the young and hip. A fusion of mansions, cheap accommodation, greenery and waterfront views coexisting with graffiti-and-mural specked back streets.