Ray White Randwick

Randwick is located on the northern boundary of Randwick City and is bounded by the suburbs of Kensington to the west and Clovelly/Coogee to the east. The famous landmarks include the large open space area of the Randwick Racecourse, the Randwick Hospital Complex (including the Prince of Wales Hospital), and acres of grass and woods on Centennial Park. A large proportion of the suburb allows for medium density residential development and includes houses and townhouses up to multi storey apartments. Approximately 60% of all private dwellings in Randwick are flats, units or apartments. The North Randwick Conservation Area is significant for its Federation and inter-war housing. The name Randwick comes from the English village of the same name that was the birthplace of Simon Randwick, who became a prominent in the development of the suburb.