| On the fringe of the Northern Beaches and perched high above Middle Harbour, Seaforth commands exceptional views and has become one of Sydney's most exclusive and sought after suburbs. A quiet residential suburb within 10 kilometres of Sydney CBD, Seaforth is just minutes from neighbouring Forty Baskets Beach and about a 10 minute drive to cosmopolitan Manly Beach with its many waterside restaurants, cafes boutiques and surfing schools. The styles of homes here are eclectic, from period to streamlined contemporary – in fact, one of Australia's leading architects, Harry Seidler, built several landmark homes in this area. The development of Seaforth really started to take off after World War II.
The suburb is linked south to Mosman via the Spit Bridge, and to the west it overlooks Sugarloaf Bay over to the suburbs of Northbridge, Castlecrag and Castle Cove. The Garigal National Park sits on the northern border.
Conveniently located between the Northern Beaches and the Lower North Shore provides Seaforth residents with access to a wide variety of facilities and activities including sailing on the beautiful Sydney Harbour, surfing or sunbaking at one of the many nearby beaches, going fishing, watching a movie, dining at some exquisite restaurants, walking through Garigal National Park, shopping, visiting the art gallery or using any of the sporting facilities on offer. If sailing or boating is your passion, the waterways here are hard to beat.
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