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Paddington is an inner suburb located in the Eastern Suburbs region of Sydney. A bustling, cosmopolitan straddling the arterial route of Oxford Street, this is one of the most historically rich, culturally vibrant and recognisable districts of Sydney. Paddington is famous for its huge range of boutique and chain fashion stores as well as many cafés and restaurants.

Paddington is located 3 km's east of the Sydney CBD and is serviced by State Transit Authority buses.

30 – 39 years is the predominant age group and households comprised of 45.2% family, 33.4% lone person and 10.3% groups.

33.4% apartments, 62.6% semi/terrace, 2.3% separate houses and 1.5% other.

Local schools are the Paddington Primary School, Glenmore Road Primary School and St Francis OF Assisi Regional Primary Schools with other schools in the surrounding suburbs.

There are many restaurants such as Anastasia's and A Fish Called Paddo and lots of sidewalk cafes to choose from. There are lots of smaller shops with Edgecliff and Bondi Junction shopping complexes are nearby.

In the early 1820s, ex-convict entrepreneur and gin distiller Robert Cooper named the area Paddington, after a London borough. In the latter part of the 19th century, terrace houses were constructed to house the city's growing working population now fill up almost every parcel of land. In the 1960's the area developed a bohemian aspect with a large arts community attracting creative and alternative residents.

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The information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The information is compiled from a variety of sources including Australian Bureau of Statistics. Copyright in ABS data resides with Commonwealth of Australia. www.abs.gov.au

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