Kirribilli is a prestigious suburb located just 3kms north of Sydney's CBD, nestled on the Lower North Shore of Sydney Harbour. It is known for its affluent residential community and stunning waterfront views. The name "Kirribilli" is derived from the Aboriginal word Kiarabilli, meaning "good fishing spot," reflecting the suburb's rich natural resources.

One of the most notable landmarks in Kirribilli is Kirribilli House, which serves as one of the two official residences for the Prime Minister of Australia. The suburb features a charming shopping strip opposite Milsons Point railway station, where residents can enjoy local cafes and boutiques. The famous Kirribilli Markets, offer a vibrant mix of new and second-hand clothing, bric-a-brac, jewellery, and a variety of food stalls.

Educational facilities in the area include St Aloysius' College and Loreto Kirribilli, both of which are well-respected Schools. Kirribilli is also home to the Ensemble Theatre, Australia's oldest continuously operating professional theatre company, located in a converted boatshed. The theatre showcases contemporary works by both Australian and international playwrights, contributing to the suburb's cultural richness.

Kirribilli is strategically positioned at the northern end of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Warringah Freeway provides easy access to the Sydney CBD and Chatswood, while the suburb is well-serviced by public transport, including rail, bus, and ferry services.

Milsons Point railway station, situated next to the main shopping area, offers frequent services to the Sydney CBD and the North Shore. Busways operate regular routes throughout northern Sydney, with the 269 bus service looping around Kirribilli, Milsons Point, McMahons Point, and North Sydney railway station on weekdays.

For ferry access, Kirribilli boasts four wharves, including Kirribilli Wharf, Beulah Street Wharf, and the Milsons Point ferry wharf, which provides extensive connections to the CBD, inner harbour, and Parramatta River. Jeffreys Street Wharf, although no longer serviced by Sydney Ferries, remains popular for private charters and fishing, offering picturesque views of the Opera House, Circular Quay, and the Harbour Bridge—making it a favored spot for wedding photography.

Kirribilli blends affluent living with vibrant community life, making it a desirable location for residents and visitors alike.