One of Sydney’s oldest suburbs is Kirribilli located on a North Shore promontory just east of the Sydney Bridge. It is one of the city’s most affluent neighborhoods. Among its 3,800 residents are the top leaders of the Australian government. The Kirribilli House was built in 1956 and serves as the secondary home for the Prime Minster of Australia. This shoreline and boathouse is at the base of the Admiralty House. The Victorian Regency estate constructed in 1843 is home to the Governor-General of Australia when in Sydney.
