Enfield, St Thomas Anglican Church

St Thomas Anglican Church is located along Coronation Parade, in the inner west suburb of Enfield. This heritage listed church was designed by John Frederick Hilly and built in 1848 in the Gothic architectural style.

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Enfield, Leigh Hall

"Leigh Hall" is located along Liverpool Road, in the western suburb of Enfield. It was built in 1886 in the Neo-Georgian Revival architectural style as the Methodist Theological College. It became the United Theological College in 1974 following a merger between Leigh College (Methodist), Camden College (Congregational) and St Andrews College (Presbyterian). From 1987 to 1998 it was used by the Australian College of Languages.It is now the Australian International Academy, an Islamic private school.

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Enfield, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School is located along Liverpool Road, in the western suburb of Enfield. It was built in 1917 in the Federation architectural style and was extended in 1922 to serve as the church and school until 1931, when the current St Josephs Catholic Church was constructed. A contemporary bus stop stands along the footpath at the front.

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Enfield, St Josephs Catholic Church

St Josephs Catholic Church is located on the corner of Liverpool Road and Baker Street, in the western suburb of Enfield. This heritage listed church was designed by C Glancy and built in 1931 as a replica of the famous Church of St Madeleine in Paris.

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Enfield, temple

"Brundah" is a heritage listed house located along Liverpool Road, in the western suburb of Enfield. It was built in 1886 in the Victorian architectural style for wine merchant Thomas Alt. In 1915, the Methodist Church bought the property for a Theological College and later built the nearby "Leigh Hall" in 1928. Much of the land, including the former stables, was sold in 1987 for a residential development with Brundah and Leigh Hall used for a school teaching English mostly to overseas students or recent migrants. After the college relocated in 1998, Brundah became the Shirdi Sai Temple, a Hindu temple for the followers of Sai Baba.

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Enfield, Leigh Hall

"Leigh Hall" is located along Liverpool Road, in the western suburb of Enfield. It was built in 1886 in the Neo-Georgian Revival architectural style as the Methodist Theological College. The name commemorates the Rev. Samuel Leigh, the first Wesleyan Missionary to the colonies. In 1974, it became the United Theological College following a merger between Leigh College (Methodist), Camden College (Congregational) and St Andrews College (Presbyterian). In 1987 much of the land was sold for residential development but Leigh Hall was used for the Australian College of Languages, teaching English to overseas students or recent migrants until it relocated in 1998. It is now occupied by the Australian International Academy, an Islamic private school.

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Enfield, council chambers

The former Municipality of Enfield council chambers are located along Liverpool Road, on the corner of Coronation Parade, in the south western suburb of Enfield. It was designed by DT Morrow & Gordon and built in 1930 in the inter war architectural style. The Council of the Municipality of Enfield was incorporated in 1889 and abolished in 1949.

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Enfield, St Thomas Anglican Cemetery

St Thomas Anglican Cemetery is located along Coronation Parade, in the inner west suburb of Enfield. This historic cemetery surrounds St Thomas Anglican Church which was built in 1848. The Beale family plot features an ornate rusty iron crucifix and ironwork border fence.

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Enfield, St Thomas Anglican Church

St Thomas Anglican Church and Cemetery are located along Coronation Parade, in the inner west suburb of Enfield. This heritage listed church was designed by John Frederick Hilly and built in 1848 in the Gothic architectural style.

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Enfield, Coronation Parade

Coronation Arch at Enfield was built to celebrate the coronation of King George VI. It is located within Coronation Reserve, which runs the length of Coronation Parade, between Liverpool Road and Georges River Road. The archway and reserve were officially opened in 1937.

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Enfield, war memorial

The Enfield war memorial sits outside the former council chambers on Coronation Parade, near Liverpool Road, in the south western suburb of Enfield. This war memorial was built as a World War I memorial and unveiled in 1924. The 105mm Howitzer gun on the sandstone pedestal was donated by the French government in recognition of Australia’s wartime assistance during World War I.