Sydney 4K Drive | Australia's Most Expensive Suburb | Point Piper | 🇦🇺

(4K) 1:00PM drive around Point Piper in Sydney, NSW.
A four-bedroom house in Point Piper sold for $130 million (AUD) in December 2022.
Point Piper is a small, harbourside eastern suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia, 6 kilometres (4 miles) east of the Sydney CBD, in the local government area known as the Municipality of Woollahra.
Point Piper has been historically regarded as Australia's most expensive suburb.
Point Piper is home to some of the most expensive and exclusive homes in Australia, holding the record for the three most expensive house sales nationwide ($130m, $100m, $95m). There are only eleven streets in Point Piper; the main road is Wolseley Road. The price per square metre of real estate in Point Piper is one of the most expensive in the world.
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🗓 Date filmed: Tuesday January 17, 2023
📍 Location: Point Piper, Sydney, NSW 🇦🇺
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(4K) 1:00 p. m. Conduzca alrededor de Point Piper en Sydney, NSW.
Una casa de cuatro habitaciones en Point Piper se vendió por $130 millones (AUD) en diciembre de 2022.
Point Piper es un pequeño suburbio del este de Sídney, junto al puerto, en el estado de Nueva Gales del Sur, Australia, a 6 kilómetros (4 millas) al este del distrito central de negocios de Sídney, en el área del gobierno local conocida como Municipio de Woollahra.
Point Piper ha sido considerado históricamente como el suburbio más caro de Australia.
Point Piper alberga algunas de las casas más caras y exclusivas de Australia, y tiene el récord de las tres ventas de casas más caras en todo el país ($130 millones, $100 millones, $95 millones). Solo hay once calles en Point Piper; la carretera principal es Wolseley Road. El precio por metro cuadrado de los inmuebles en Point Piper es uno de los más caros del mundo.

[@finlaysupercars1683]

People are saying it looks average from the street, that’s because it’s the back of most of the houses. They look incredible from the harbour front

[@K-Drive.Walk.]

Great view outside of the great city. Have a nice day.^^

[@lensvista]

Thank you I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Have a good week!

[@manrajgill6416]

So nice place 😍😍

[@spmoss173]

All those millions and they still have to park on the street

[@RareGem369]

And the cars look old asf! 🤣

[@glennrao7420]

@@RareGem369, that’s probably partly why they can afford those luxurious houses, because they don’t go spending $700k or more on a car!!!!

[@user-mc2kk8yf5z]

this is actually just normal parts of Australia, the person videoing has not actually gone to the proper prestige areas... Turramurra, mosman, wahroonga etc

[@edmurks236]

and there seems to be a shortage of trees their air cons would be working overtime in the hot summer months.

[@coopsnz1]

there prestege areas in Hornsby aswell . old side of horsnby there 50 yr old Mansion @@user-mc2kk8yf5z

[@Vorb]

to the people confused about the cars being old and normal they're usually from house staff, family and other people

[@patrickchristopher8497]

Nah they probably own them

[@PeterH-be1xe]

Correct. Why would you need to park on the street when you have a six-car garage?

[@ashleybellofsydney]

Point Piper is certainly one of Sydney's most prestigious suburbs, but in terms of rental rates, St. Ives in Sydney's upper north shore is the most expensive, as is Greenwich, Russel Lea and Castlecrag.

[@coopsnz1]

1 bed apartment sold in asquith $675000

[@kamal-hassan]

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[@killua6968]

is that price a joke? the street looks ordinary as fuck, i'd have bought a yacht

[@thehandlerman]

You're not paying for the street. You're paying for the view of the harbour on the other side.

[@PeterKnagge]

Sydney is an over-inflated rip-off... Just like all the wealthy getting rich off someone else's money and going broke looking rich...

[@Cali_luv213]

Yatchs don't generate income.

[@eastvideolab]

You fail to realise how steep the hill off Wolseley road is. Most homes are barely a garage at street level. Ours for instance steps down four levels by elevator to the main podium and then it’s another two levels below of gym/cinema and finally pool/jetty. Couldn’t agree more Wolseley road looks plain as fuck compared to Olola, The Crescent and Coolong, but still the most unbeatable view, elevation and depth water anywhere in Sydney.

[@PeterH-be1xe]

The streetscape is ordinary, the houses behind those walls and garage doors are anything but.

[@masknecr]

Is there a more expensive suburb than Point Piper anywhere in the world?

[@user-wb7ur4yp6z]

no more than ten

[@jordanrodriguez3373]

Forget about the world
Darling point is more expensive than piper point

[@dropshipincanada]

Beverly Hills, Hong Kong, Singapore

[@edmurks236]

@@dropshipincanada Korea, Japan, Shanghai, Beijing .

[@PeterH-be1xe]

It's up there. Per square metre of land it's very pricey, much more expensive than say, Los Angeles, where you can pay $75M for a beautiful home in Bel Air, but it will be on a block of 3, 5, or more acres. The blocks in Point Piper are nowhere near that big.

[@Zergcerebrates]

Really? The streets don't look expensive, I've seen better neighborhoods in Sydney.