Mortlake NSW, 2137
Mortlake Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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Overview Mortlake, situated in the Inner West of Sydney, is a suburb and located on the Parramatta River in the New South Wales state in Australia. The 0.2-square kilometre suburb is close to Sydney’s Central Business District, and the City of Canada Bay is the local governing body. 1,063 individuals are living in Mortlake as per the 2016 census.
Living in Mortlake Mortlake is on the southern part of the Parramatta River and home to the Mortlake Ferry, or commonly called Putney Punt. It is the last surviving punt service. The thriving culture puts the area as the one-stop-shop for residents and the working class who find it easy to travel to the CBD. The locality has restaurants, gas stations, cafes, and other convenient stores for easy access to everything. Therefore, finding a property or investing in one could be a game-changer for those who work in CBD.
History of Mortlake The original name of the region was Bottle Point. The suburban name is a derivative from the namesake’s term Mortlake, which refers to the banks of the Thames in London. Parramatta River is the Thames of Antipodes, while the nearby suburban’s also had similar names of the nearby Thames localities. Mortlake is the site of the Australian Gas Light Company, which purchased land in 1883.
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