$30m of Bondi ‘legacy’ for sale

Kirsten Craze

First published 17 February 2026, 12:37pm

286-294 Campbell Pde. North Bondi is for sale.

When it comes to landmark buildings in North Bondi, this block is one of the heavy hitters. On the corner of Campbell and Hastings Parades, the commercial and residential property is perfectly positioned to welcome the eastern suburb’s movers and shakers.

North Bondi has long been the stomping ground of home gown celebrities, including part-time local Hugh Jackman and the Norris family – aka The Norris Nuts – the famous influencer clan who has recently listed a multimillion-dollar home nearby.

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When it comes to landmark buildings in North Bondi, this block is one of the heavy hitters.

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The iconic corner block itself at 286-294a Campbell Pde, North Bondi, goes down in Sydney history as the birthplace of Doughboy Pizza 20 years ago.

Primed for plenty of well-heeled foot traffic, the 689sq m slice of beachside real estate sits within footsteps of Australia’s most famous beach and is surrounded by popular eateries and boutiques.

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The property sits a block back from the beach.

It houses the popular Cafe Bondi.

And North Bondi grocer.

Home to the popular Cafe Bondi, North Bondi Grocer, two more ground floor shops and six renovated one- and two-bedroom apartments, the freehold block banks $1.2m a year in rental income according to listing agent, Gavin Rubinstein of TRG.

“This is one of those rare holdings where position, income, and future potential collide only metres from the sand,” Rubinstein said.

Now marketed with a price guide of $30m, the art deco block last changed hands in 2020 for $25.4m. Since then, all six units have had a contemporary makeover.

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The freehold block banks approximately $1.2m a year in rental income according to listing agent, Gavin Rubinstein of TRG.

It comes with a price guide of $30m

The art deco block last changed hands in 2020 for $25.4m. .

Since then, all six units have had a contemporary makeover.

The set of six apartments, which are accessible from Brighton Boulevard, feature chic designs is inspired by the streets of SoCal USA, with splashes of pastel in the common areas, engineered herringbone flooring as well as new kitchens and bathrooms. Most apartments have balconies with beach views, as does the residents-only rooftop courtyard. The furnished homes include kingsize beds, work desks and internal laundry facilities.

Reimagined with lucrative short-term letting in mind, every flat is fitted with a smart lock, simplifying remote management.

In total, the building benefits from a gross floor area of 1004 sq m, and is located only 150m from the sand. The garages can be accessed via Brighton Boulevard with a handy loading bay for easy deliveries.

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