Elizabeth Bay, marina

These luxury boats are moored at the Elizabeth Bay Marina, located at the end of Ithaca Road in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. The harbourside mansion behind Beare Park can be seen here.

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Elizabeth Bay, Gazebo

Gazebo is a luxury apartment tower opposite Fitzroy Gardens at Kings Cross, at the corner of Elizabeth Bay Road and Baroda Street, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. It was built in 1969 in the International Style, originally as the Gazebo Hotel. The Gazebo ceased operating as a hotel in the late 1990s and in 2005 its conversion to apartments was complete.

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Elizabeth Bay, Beare Park, fountain

This octagonal fountain is located near the garden beds in Beare Park, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay.

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Rushcutters Bay

A late afternoon view of this pontoon in Rushcutters Bay is off Yarranabbe Park, in the eastern suburb of Darling Point.

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Elizabeth Bay

Looking across Elizabeth Bay Marina on Sydney Harbour, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay.

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Rushcutters Bay, Elizabeth Bay

Rushcutters Bay and Elizabeth Bay at sunset viewed from Yarranabbe Park, in the eastern suburb of Darling Point.

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Rushcutters Bay

A view across Rushcutters Bay and Elizabeth Bay towards the Sydney skyline and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This sunset view is from Yarranabbe Park, in the eastern suburb of Darling Point.

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Rushcutters Bay

A sunset view across Rushcutters Bay and Elizabeth Bay towards the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This view is from Yarranabbe Park, in the eastern suburb of Darling Point.

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Rushcutters Bay, Sydney skyline

This cloudy sky above the Sydney skyline, behind Elizabeth Bay and Rushcutters Bay, is viewed from Yarranabbe Park in the eastern suburb of Darling Point. 

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Rushcutters Bay, Sydney skyline

Looking across Rushcutters Bay and Elizabeth Bay, this view of the Sydney skyline at sunset is from Yarranabbe Park, in the eastern suburb of Darling Point.

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Rushcutters Bay, Sydney skyline

This view of the Sydney skyline is from Yarranabbe Park, in the eastern suburb of Darling Point. The sunset colours are reflected in Rushcutters Bay and Elizabeth Bay.

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Elizabeth Bay, Arthur McElhane Reserve

This little stone bridge and ornamental pond are found in Arthur McElhane Reserve, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. It is located opposite the historic Elizabeth Bay House built in 1838 and was originally part of the estate. On this warm winter's day, the park attracted picnickers and even a sunbaker, in the distance.

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Rushcutters Bay

These yachts are moored in Rushcutters Bay, which is surrounded by the eastern suburbs of Darling Point, Rushcutters Bay and Elizabeth Bay.

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Rushcutters Bay, Sydney skyline

This sunset is viewed from Yarranabbe Park, in the eastern suburb of Darling Point, looking across Rushcutters Bay and Elizabeth Bay towards the Sydney skyline.

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Elizabeth Bay, Beare Park, drinking fountain

This canopy drinking fountain is located in Beare Park, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. It was one of eight highly ornamental drinking fountains brought to Sydney from Glasgow in 1870 but not all of them remain. It features an open bible with the versefrom John 4: 13-14: "Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst again: But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst". It also features the City of Sydney coat of arms, specially cast for these Sydney fountains and the inscription: "Keep the pavement dry".

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Elizabeth Bay, marina

Elizabeth Bay Marina is located on Sydney Harbour, at the end of Ithaca Road beside Beare Park, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. There is a cafe on the wharf, right on the water.

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Elizabeth Bay, esplanade

This esplanade runs along the edge of Beare Park beside Sydney Harbour, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay.

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Elizabeth Bay, Del Rio

"Del Rio" is a harbourfront apartment block located along Billyard Avenue, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. It was designed by J. Spencer Stansfield in 1928 in the Spanish Mission architectural style and is considered to be the instigator for the popularisation of the style in Sydney.

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Elizabeth Bay, house

This harbourside mansion is located along Ithaca Road, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. It sits alongside Beare Park with views of Sydney Harbour. The house was originally built in 1926, with later additions in 1928, using both Georgian Revival and Spanish Mission architectural styles. In 1978 it was strata titled as four apartments. 

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Elizabeth Bay, The Jar

This contemporary sculpture is located in Beare Park on the Sydney Harbour foreshore, in the eastern suburb of Elizabeth Bay. "The Jar" was created by Timothy Perrett and carved from a hebel block, an autoclaved aerated concrete block. It was originally part of an exhibition of three artists, developing works in progress on the public footway outside the court house at Taylor Square at Darlinghurst in the mid-1990s and was later purchased by the City of Sydney for this park.