Small residential suburb on the headland south of Neutral Bay in North Sydney local government area. Known for its many apartment buildings constructed since the 1940s, it was declared a suburb in 2010.
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Formed
04 Jun 2010 -
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Cammeraygal country until the Europeans came, Kurraba Point is a small locality in Neutral Bay. Part of the Thrupps estate, it was not subdivided until the 1850s, though a quarry was working there in the 1840s. A soap factory, and a ferry depot and engineering works were later industries. By the early twentieth century Kurraba Point was an elite enclave of large houses with water views. Infill housing and the construction of apartments later changed the area.
