40 Dutruc Street, Randwick

40 Dutruc Street, Randwick NSW 2031

Construction complete
  • 8 residences
  • 12 car spaces
Progress verified
Year completed 2023
  1. Plans approved
  2. Construction started
  3. Construction complete
  4. Completed 2023

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Development information for 40 Dutruc Street, Randwick

Local Government Area:
Randwick City Council
Project Status:
Construction complete
Year Completed:
2023
Residences:
8
Car Spaces:
12
Buildings:
1
Floors:
4
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A boutique Eastern Suburbs address 850 metres from the Randwick Light Rail terminus.

What's near 40 Dutruc Street, Randwick

  1. Under 500m
    Gardens

    Frank Doyle Park

    Provides open green space, shaded picnic seating, and a fenced children's playground.

    Education

    Randwick Public School

    Operates as an established co-educational government primary school catering to kindergarten through year six students.

    GP / Medical

    Frenchmans Medical Centre

    Provides comprehensive general practice consultations, pathology services, and routine health checks.

  2. Under 1km
    Groceries

    Royal Randwick Shopping Centre

    Accommodates major Woolworths and Coles supermarkets alongside two levels of specialty retail, pharmacies, and daily essential services.

    Transport

    Randwick Light Rail Station

    Serves as the terminus for the L2 Randwick Line, delivering direct high-frequency services through Surry Hills, Central Station, and Circular Quay.

Randwick, NSW 2031

Randwick sustains consistent capital growth supported by healthcare professionals, university staff, and established families drawn to its coastal proximity and top-tier amenities. High-frequency transport connections via the L2 Light Rail and major bus corridors provide rapid transit across the Sydney CBD and eastern beaches.


Infrastructure updates

The NSW Government and UNSW Sydney are investing more than $1.5 billion into the expanding Randwick Health and Innovation Precinct, including the $870 million Prince of Wales Hospital Acute Services Building and the $600 million UNSW Health Translation Hub.

Amenities near 40 Dutruc Street, Randwick