Camperdown is an inner western suburb of Sydney, located just 4 kilometres south-west of the CBD & lies across the local government areas of the City of Sydney and Marrickville Council.

It is home to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital & the University of Sydney, which has seen some major expansion of the medical hub to include the Chris O’Brien Cancer Treatment Centre, redevelopment of the North West Precinct and the Charles Perkins Centre (which is aimed at helping those suffering from obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease) and a new mental health facility the Marie Bashir Centre on Missenden Road.  

With over 40,000 new students that attend Sydney uni each year and RPA a major teaching hospital in the country has seen this suburb evolve from a working class factory area into a cool & contemporary place to live. Re-developments of former factories & old hospital sites into apartment living such as the Weston’s biscuit factory, Children’s hospital, Grace Bros buildings, dance studios, sugar factory, porcelain factory to name a few and further developments emerging as the urban consolidation continues along Parramatta Road, has changed Camperdown’s eclectic mix of students, families, professional singles and couples, downsizers wanting to stay within this dynamic suburb right on the City fringe.