Bronte can be found on coast just east of central Sydney. Its original name
was Nelson Bay, after the Admiral. By 1836 the first land grants had occurred
and the foundations for the great Bronte House had been laid. The coastline is a dedicated nature reserve,
and the surf is one of the safest and finest on the southern side of Sydney
harbour.
Bronte is a typical Sydney beachside residential suburb. The local styles
from semi detached houses dating from the earlier part of this century, the
California bungalows from between the wars, through to substantial houses and
contemporary apartments.
Bronte does breakfast and lunch delightfully Along the beachfront is strip
of cafes that will keep you well fed. At night join the locals at the Bronte
Inn or RSL, or a quick drive to Coogee or Randwick with their excellent range
of friendly local restaurants.
Bronte is 7km east of the CBD, with plenty of STA buses direct to the
city. Access for train services is
available from Bondi Junction.
Bronte
Public School, Clovelly Public School, and Brontesaurus Preschool are located
in the suburb, with numerous State and Church schools in nearby suburbs.