Woronora Heights, NSW 2122
Inner-Sydney convenience with a character all its own.
- Urban convenience
- $738/wk Median
- 5.4% Renters
Woronora Heights Rental Market Statistics
- Population
- 3.5k
- Median age
- 44
- Median weekly rent
- $738
- To the CBD
- 24.7km
- Walkability
- 6.4
- Schools within 3 km
- 5
ABS 2021 Census
Woronora Heights Neighbourhood & Lifestyle
Beach & Coast
The coastline is the drawcard — an easy walk or short drive to sand and saltwater most days of the year.
Community
A strong, settled community feel — long-term residents, an active neighbourhood association and a genuine sense of people looking out for each other.
Dining
Renters consistently mention the food options here — casual and sit-down, enough variety that you're not eating the same three places on rotation.
Cafés
Renters here point to the café scene first — a handful of well-loved spots that fill up fast on weekends and know regulars by name.
Signature Spotlight
Inner-City Living
Woronora Heights is one of Sydney's well-used inner and middle-ring renter suburbs — 3,539 residents, a smaller but steady 5.4% renter share, and a median weekly rent of $738 that puts it above the city average for the area. Convenient without the premium of the very centre.
Around Woronora Heights
Woronora Heights Green
A pocket of green space that gives the suburb some breathing room from the surrounding streets.
Woronora Heights Junction
A well-used local strip — a handful of shops, cafés and the everyday essentials within walking distance.
Available Rental Properties in Woronora Heights
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Frequently Asked Questions about Renting in Woronora Heights
Real questions renters ask before moving to Woronora Heights.
What's the community like in Woronora Heights?
Woronora Heights has a settled, community-oriented feel, with long-term renters alongside newer arrivals. Population sits at 3,539, giving the suburb a close-knit feel.
Is Woronora Heights walkable?
Woronora Heights carries a walkability score of 6.4/10 — a car helps for some trips, but plenty of daily life is still walkable.
How much does it cost to rent in Woronora Heights?
Based on 2021 ABS Census data, the median weekly rent in Woronora Heights is $738. Actual asking rents will vary by property size and condition, but $738 a week is the reliable long-run benchmark for the suburb as a whole.
Is Woronora Heights a good suburb for renters?
Yes. Woronora Heights has a 5.4% renter rate according to the 2021 ABS Census, meaning a smaller but steady share of residents rent rather than own. Rental stock here turns over steadily, with a mix of houses and units available through the year.
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