Drummoyne Location:
Drummoyne is a Sydney Suburb located 6 kms west of the Sydney central business district it is governed by the local council called the City of Canada Bay.
Drummoyne sits on quite a picturesque peninsula between Iron Cove and Five Dock Bay, surrounded on two side sides by Sydney Harbour and one side by the start of the Parramatta River. The suburb is particular regarded for it's beautiful waterfront views and peaceful walking tracks. Drummoyne neighbours the similarly historic Five Dock, Abbotsford and Balmain. Russell Lea is the only adjacent suburb. Drummoyne is linked to Rozelle by the Iron Cove Bridge and Huntleys Point by the Gladesville Bridge.
In regards to accommodation, for a stort stay of only a few nights, weekly accommodation or longer term Accommodation, see:
Daily or Weekly Accommodation:
The Harbour Breeze Lodge - www.harbourbreezelodge.com.au is a very good option, with a central location, good access to public transport and bright sunny rooms it's favoured by many visting Sydney.
Drummoyne Transport:
Drummoyne is a good place for residential living and Sydney accommodation as it has excellent a location with the city CDB being extremely accessible as well as other outer suburbs too. Victoria Road, which is a main arterial road leading to Sydney City passes right through the heart of Drummoyne as such Drummoyne Transport is great there are many bus routes that merge in Drummoyne and then head to the City. Regular Sydney Ferry and Sydney Rivercat transport services are available from the Wolseley Street wharf. Traveling from Drummoyne to the City via the harbour also provides a relaxing option for Drummoyne residents and tourists choosing accommodation in the area. Drummyone's other ferry wharf at Birkenhead Point re-opened in 2006 after a temporary closure.
Drummoyne History:
Drummoyne was founded in 1794, being main route in and out of the Sydney Settlement. Later, William Wright who was a merchant, whaler and sealer bought land in the northern part of what is today the Drummoyne area in 1853. He named it Drummoyne Park after his family home at Drummoyne on Clyde in Scotland. In Gaelic, Drummoyne means 'flat topped ridge'.
Drummoyne; Known for Sport!
Drummoyne happens to be home many Drummoyne sports clubs & social clubs and is an area known for its sporting enthusiast. Drummoyne is home to the picturesque Drummoyne Oval which is situated on the banks of the Parramatta River. It is the permanent home to the Balmain-UTS, Cricket side and occasionally hosts the NSW Blues Cricket as part of the in the national ING Cup competition. With a lush, carpet-like playing surface and stunning location, this particular oval is highly regards as one of Sydney's very best for playing Cricket, Australian Rules Football and Rugby Union too.
Drummoyne also has an Olympic pool again with a wonderful harbour side location it could be considered one of Sydney's most picturesque. For people opting for weekly accommodation in Drummoyne, the pool can be visited for pleasure, it is also home to water polo and swimming clubs.
The Drummoyne area also has lots of very attractive walking tracks, support and promoting by the local council, for those who like to stay active, Drummoyne accommodation is a great option.
Drummoyne Weekly Accommodation:
In regards to accommodation, for a stort stay of only a few nights, weekly accommodation or longer term Accommodation, see: Harbour Breeze Lodge The Harbour Breeze Lodge is a very good option, with a central location, good access to public transport and bright sunny rooms it's favoured by many. If you need accommodation in Rozelle staying in Drummoyne at the Harbour Breeze Lodge is perfect as gives to instant access to Rozelle and the City, however you also get to enjoy the other attractions located in Drummoyne.
