The Randwick Council Heritage Inventory was published in 1989. It provides residents and historians with a list of more than 400 items with heritage significance which are listed as heritage items under the Randwick Local Environment Plan 1998 (Consolidation). The Heritage inventory contains black-and-white photos and a brief description of properties in the Randwick City area considered to have historical value and a statement of their heritage significance.
Heritage items: list by suburb
The full list of Randwick City's heritage items can be viewed in the Randwick LEP 1998 . Most items are described in a Heritage Study Inventory Sheet which can be viewed below.
- Centennial Park (pdf 156kb)
- Clovelly
- Coogee
- Kensington
- Kingsford
- La Perouse
- Little Bay
- Malabar
- Maroubra
- Matraville
- Randwick
- South Coogee
Heritage conservation areas
In addition to heritage items listed on the inventory, Randwick also has a number of heritage conservation areas:
- Botany Bay National Park (pdf file)
- Dudley Street (pdf file)
- Former Bunnerong Power Station (pdf file)
- Gordon Square (pdf file)
- High Cross (pdf file)
- Malabar Headland (pdf file)
- Moira Crescent (pdf file)
- North Randwick (pdf file)
- Old Tote/Fig Tree Theatre (UNSW) (pdf file)
- Racecourse Precinct (pdf file)
- Randwick Junction (pdf file)
- Sacred Heart (pdf file)
- Struggletown (pdf file)
- St Judes (pdf file)
- St Marks (pdf file)
- The Spot (pdf file)
- West Kensington (pdf file)
State Heritage Register
To check properties in Randwick City which are listed on the State Heritage Register, you can search the online database (State Heritage Inventory) which is maintained by the Heritage Branch of the NSW Department of Planning.
To search for the Randwick heritage items:
- use the drop down arrow to select 'Randwick' in the Local Government Area field; then
- use the drop down arrow to select 'Heritage Act - State Heritage Register' in the Heritage Listings field.
- NSW Heritage database search tips (pdf 242kb)





