Kirribilli · By the Harbour Bridge
Tennis Courts, Coaching & Fitness a Few Minutes from Kirribilli
Kirribilli's harbourside apartments sit a short trip from North Sydney Tennis & Fitness on Ridge Street, with four synthetic grass courts, coaching and a gym.
From Kirribilli
~1.5 km / ~5 min drive (est.)By train
Milsons Point Station, one stop from North SydneyAbout the area
A short trip from the harbour foreshore
Kirribilli is a small, high-density harbourside suburb at the northern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, known for its harbour views and limited private outdoor space.
It's a short trip up to North Sydney Tennis & Fitness on Ridge Street, an easy option for Kirribilli residents without room for a court or a garden of their own.
- Sydney Harbour Bridge (northern end)
- Kirribilli Wharf
- Milsons Point Station (nearby)
- Harbourside apartment towers
Getting here from Kirribilli
Up toward North Sydney via Alfred Street: ~1.5 km / ~5 min drive (estimate, confirm on Google Maps).
Milsons Point station, one stop from North Sydney on the North Shore line.
The courts sit above the public carpark on Ridge Street.
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What Kirribilli is known for
Kirribilli's identity is tied to the harbour: a small, high-density suburb of apartment towers at the foot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Bridge & foreshore
Sweeping harbour and bridge views from much of the suburb.
Apartment towers
Mostly apartment living, with little room for a private tennis court or backyard.
Train & ferry access
Milsons Point station and nearby ferry wharves make the short trip into North Sydney easy.
Why Kirribilli drops in at North Sydney Tennis & Fitness
Court hire for a suburb with no outdoor space of its own
Kirribilli's apartment-dense population has little private outdoor space, so court hire and gym access both do a lot of the work that a backyard or a home gym would elsewhere.
Court hire, day or night
Four synthetic grass courts bookable seven days a week.
Private coaching
One-on-one lessons with a complimentary introductory session.
Gym & fitness membership
A gym alternative for apartment living, with group and personal training.
Close to the train line
One stop from Milsons Point on the North Shore line.
Kirribilli locals ask
Questions from Kirribilli
Is there tennis in Kirribilli?
Kirribilli doesn't have its own dedicated tennis facility. North Sydney Tennis & Fitness, a short trip up toward Ridge Street, has four synthetic grass courts, coaching and a gym.
Can I get there by train?
Yes, Milsons Point station is one stop from North Sydney on the North Shore line.
Is parking available?
Yes, the courts sit above the public carpark on Ridge Street.
What does court hire cost?
Court hire is $37 an hour on weekday mornings and afternoons, $42 an hour on weekday evenings, and $42 an hour on weekends.
Programs at North Sydney Tennis & Fitness
What's on for Kirribilli
Tennis Court Hire
Book one of four synthetic grass courts, day or night, seven days a week.
View Tennis Court Hire →ANZ Hot Shots
A fun, high-energy introduction to tennis fundamentals for toddlers and young children.
View ANZ Hot Shots →Kids Tennis
Structured junior programs building technical skills, coordination and a love for the game.
View Kids Tennis →Private Coaching
Private tennis coaching with a complimentary introductory session to get you started.
View Private Coaching →Cardio Tennis
A high-energy, full-body cardio workout built around tennis drills - no experience needed.
View Cardio Tennis →Fitness & Gym
Group training and personal training in partnership with Highlow Fitness, plus memberships that combine gym and court access.
View Fitness & Gym →Reviews
What players are saying
Greatly improved now that there is less sand on the courts. The bounce is now more consistent. The fences are a little too close to the baselines — deep lobs can be hard to return.
My local tennis court. Gets a bit sandy from time to time but thoroughly enjoy playing here, tennis on the weekends or one of Urban Rec's social sports like multisport or street soccer.
Competitions are run by Greg. He's a long time committed staff. Good lights. Great competitive tennis and good atmosphere. Soft base. Balls don't bounce very high.
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