2 Bronte Road

The premises are occupied by the Tea Gardens Hotel, operating as a pub. The business is fully operational and serves the local and visitor market.

Bondi Junction is a major commercial hub with high foot traffic from nearby shopping centres such as Westfield and Eastgate. Its proximity to the Eastern Suburbs railway terminus and bus interchange makes it easily accessible for both locals and tourists.

Bondi Junction railway station is located about 0.3 km away, providing train services on the Eastern Suburbs line and limited South Coast Line services. A large bus interchange sits directly above the station, offering extensive bus connections throughout the Eastern Suburbs.

The property is within walking distance of Westfield Bondi Junction and Eastgate Bondi Junction, both of which attract large numbers of shoppers. Additional nearby venues include several cinemas, the Eastern Suburbs Leagues Club and numerous cafes and retail shops along Oxford Street.

Bondi Junction is described as a largely commercial suburb, featuring a mix of strip‑mall style centres, high‑rise office buildings and major retail developments. The area serves as Sydney’s fifth‑largest business district, offering a vibrant environment for hospitality businesses.

Bondi Junction is close to Bondi Beach and the popular rugby league team, the Sydney Roosters, which draw visitors for recreation and events. The historic presence of long‑standing pubs in the area, such as the Nelson Hotel, reflects a strong local tradition of hospitality.

The suburb’s hospitality roots date back to 1854 with the opening of The Waverley Tea Gardens, the precursor to the modern Tea Gardens Hotel. Many original pubs have been maintained, underscoring the area’s long‑standing suitability for pub operations.