Browse property in Dolphin Street

Dolphin Street runs along the eastern fringe of Coogee, ending at the historic balloon loop where the electric tram once turned back in 1960. The streetscape is characterised by a mix of dense apartment blocks dating from the 1930s onward, interspersed with a few remaining free‑standing homes, reflecting the suburb’s evolution into one of Sydney’s most densely populated coastal areas. Its proximity to the former Coogee Palace Aquarium , a block once bounded by Dolphin Street, Arden, Beach and Bream Streets , adds a hint of heritage to the modern housing fabric.

Today the street is well‑served by public transport, with bus routes 374 and X74 to Central and Museum stations stopping at the North Stand on Arden Street just off Dolphin Street, while routes 313, 350 and the seasonal 362 provide links to Bondi Junction, the airport and Rose Bay wharf. A late‑night taxi rank behind the nearby bus stand adds extra flexibility. Residents enjoy immediate access to coastal amenities such as Coogee Beach, the Surf Life Saving Club, Coogee Oval, and a range of nearby accommodations and eateries, including the Adina Apartment Hotel, Coogee Sands Hotel, and the Boomerang Theatre.