Clontarf
NSW 2093 · Northern Beaches
1,746 (2021) → 1,753 est. (2025) · Stable
Part of the Northern Beaches local government area (est. 271,738 residents)
Based on transport, liveability & education. Safety is scored separately below.
Clontarf is a stable suburb in Northern Beaches, NSW 2093, about 9km from Sydney CBD. Its median house price of $6.70M is more expensive than the NSW average. The suburb has no schools recorded, a transport score of 49/100, and is a short drive from the coast. Clontarf has an overall score of 79/100, based on transport, liveability and education, plus a separate residential safety score of 74/100.
Demographics
Age distribution
ATO 2023-24, postcode 2093 area — postcode-level, not suburb-specific.
Top countries of birth: England (11.17%), China (3.04%), New Zealand (1.95%), South Africa (1.6%), USA (1.43%)
Top languages: Mandarin (3.95%), Greek (2.12%), Italian (1.15%), Cantonese (0.74%), French (0.74%)
Source: ABS Census 2021
Property
Median price history
Source: NSW Valuer General · Updated Q1 2026
Residential Safety
Small population (under 3,000) — crime rates may be volatile due to low sample size.
Recorded residential incidents (latest year), with rate per 100,000 residents:
Includes street and public-place assaults — supplementary context, not part of the safety score.
Residential incidents over time
Sum of the five residential categories above — not all recorded crime.
Area crime context
An independent score — crime data quality varies by state, so safety is shown separately and is not part of the overall score.
Source: BOCSAR · Updated March 2026
Schools
Outstanding school access
Top 20% nationally — strong, high-ICSEA schools nearby with genuine choice. An excellent suburb for families prioritising education.
Average ICSEA of schools within 10km 1136 (above the national average of 1000).
No schools inside the suburb boundary — the schools below are in adjoining suburbs (counted within 10km for the education score).
Nearby (within 10km)
- Balgowlah Heights Public SchoolPrimary · Government · 0.2kmICSEA 1177
- Northern Beaches Secondary College Balgowlah Boys CampusSecondary · Government · 1.3kmICSEA 1115
- St Cecilia's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimary · Catholic · 1.3kmICSEA 1168
- Beauty Point Public SchoolPrimary · Government · 1.4kmICSEA 1154
- Seaforth Public SchoolPrimary · Government · 1.7kmICSEA 1165
- QueenwoodCombined · Independent · 1.9kmICSEA 1172
- Manly West Public SchoolPrimary · Government · 2.1kmICSEA 1147
- Queenwood, Art and Design CampusCombined · Independent · 2.1km
- Sacred Heart Catholic Primary SchoolPrimary · Catholic · 2.6kmICSEA 1189
- Manly Vale Public SchoolPrimary · Government · 2.7kmICSEA 1129
- Mosman Public SchoolPrimary · Government · 2.7kmICSEA 1157
- Mosman High SchoolSecondary · Government · 2.7kmICSEA 1126
Source: ACARA MySchool · Updated 2025
Transport
Source: TfNSW GTFS
Employment & Economy
Top local industries
Source: DEWR SALM / ABS Census 2021 · Updated SALM Mar 2026 / 2021 Census
Liveability
Amenities within 2–3km
Counted within a short distance of the suburb centre (so nearby facilities count), with the in-boundary count shown beneath.
In this suburb
Source: Bureau of Meteorology · OpenStreetMap · Healthdirect NHSD (via Geoscience Australia)
Fitness
Fitness paradise
Top 20% nationally — gyms, leisure centres, pools and sports fields all close by. Easy to stay active without travelling far.
Facilities within 3km of the suburb centre. The Fitness Score is a national percentile of these counts per resident.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Outdoors
Outdoor paradise
Top 20% nationally — abundant parks and green space, plus trails, bike paths and places to enjoy the outdoors.
Within 3km of the suburb centre. The Outdoor Score is a national percentile led by parks and green space.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Culture
Cultural hotspot
Top 20% nationally — theatres, museums, galleries, libraries and landmarks all within reach. A genuinely vibrant cultural scene.
Within 3km of the suburb centre. The Culture Score is a national percentile weighting theatres, museums, galleries, libraries and arts centres most heavily.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Entertainment Scene
Not much nightlife
No licensed on-premises venues recorded in this suburb.
No licensed pubs, bars or clubs are registered in this suburb per the Liquor & Gaming NSW register.
View nearby venues on the Entertainment Map →
Source: OpenStreetMap
Places of Worship
Mapped places of worship within 3km of the suburb centre, grouped by religion where recorded. Community mapping may not capture every congregation.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Population & Growth
StableSource: ABS ERP & NSW DPHI
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Frequently asked questions about Clontarf
Is Clontarf safe?
Clontarf has a residential safety score of 74/100, based on residential crime (break-ins, theft from dwellings, vehicle theft, domestic assault and robbery) per resident relative to the NSW median. Its total recorded incident rate is 2,520 per 100,000 across all categories.
What are property prices in Clontarf?
In Clontarf, the median house price is $6.70M. Median weekly house rent is $1,512.
How far is Clontarf from Sydney CBD?
Clontarf is about 8.6 km from Sydney CBD, an estimated 38 minutes by public transport.
What schools are in Clontarf?
Clontarf has 0 schools. Schools are listed factually, not ranked.
What is public transport like in Clontarf?
Clontarf has a transport score of 49/100 and 6 bus stops.