8 Juniper Drive

8 Juniper Drive is situated in the suburb of Breakfast Point in the Inner West of Sydney, New South Wales. Breakfast Point lies about 16 kilometres west of Sydney’s central business district.

The area is served by several government bus routes (including the 464, 502, 466, 410 and 458), Bridj bus services, and Sydney Ferries from the nearby Cabarita ferry wharf (approximately 0.7 km away). Uber, taxis and water taxis also operate in the locality.

Within a short walk you’ll find the Mortlake suburb (0.3 km), the Cabarita ferry wharf (0.7 km) and the Mortlake Ferry (0.7 km). The local town centre at Breakfast Point offers an IGA supermarket, Café Breakfast Point, Il Punto Pizzeria, clothing shops, a hairdresser, a day spa and a dental surgery.

You’re within about 1 km of several green spaces including Prince Edward Park, Kendall Park, Quarantine Reserve and the Concord Golf Course. The nearby Yaralla Bay and France Bay also provide riverside walking and cycling tracks.

Breakfast Point was named after a headland where, on 5 February 1788, Captain John Hunter’s party had breakfast and first contacted the local Wangal people. The area later housed the Mortlake Gas Works until the 1990s, after which it became one of Sydney’s largest urban renewal projects.

According to the 2021 census, Breakfast Point had 4,678 residents, with 55.2 % born in Australia. The most common ancestries are English, Chinese and Australian, and about 60 % of households speak only English at home.

The Cabarita ferry wharf is roughly 0.7 km from 8 Juniper Drive. Ferries generally travel east to Circular Quay via Barangaroo, with peak services also stopping at Blues Point and Milsons Point, and head west toward Parramatta via Olympic Park.