3/27 Glen Street

3/27 Glen Street is a unit offering one bedroom and one bathroom. It sits on a 497 m² parcel of land within the Bondi suburb

Bondi Beach lies directly east of the suburb, making it a short walk from the unit. Residents can reach the beach within a few minutes on foot

Bondi was once serviced by tram lines that ran to North Bondi via Bondi Road and to Coogee via a cross‑country route. The tram network closed in 1960 and the former routes are now covered by bus services such as routes 333 and 314

Within roughly half a kilometre you’ll find Tamarama and Tamarama Park, Bondi Icebergs Club, Bondi Skatepark, Hoyts Bondi Road Theatre, Bondi Park, and the Bondi 38 serviced apartments. The area also includes hostels, a weather station, and the Municipality of Waverley offices

Bondi, meaning “water breaking over rocks,” was part of an 1809 land grant and later developed as a residential zone between Bondi Junction and Bondi Beach. The suburb features a mix of Victorian, Federation, Inter‑War and contemporary architecture and has long been a popular coastal community

According to the 2021 census, Bondi had about 10,411 residents, with 47.7 % born in Australia. The most common overseas birthplaces are England, South Africa, Brazil, New Zealand and the United States, and 69.2 % of people speak only English at home

Yes, Bondi has several heritage‑listed locations nearby, including St Anne’s Catholic Church on 60 Blair Street and Electricity Substation No. 269 at 36 Anglesea Street. These sites reflect the suburb’s historic architectural diversity