Serviced & furnished apartments in Breakfast Point, Sydney
Westprecinct’s Breakfast Point residences are exquisitely furnished, serviced before you arrive and managed for stays of three months and beyond — a considered alternative to short-stay serviced apartments. This elegant, master-planned waterfront community on the Parramatta River offers a serene, resort-style setting close to the city.
Accommodation in Breakfast Point
Westprecinct provides managed serviced residences in Breakfast Point, Sydney NSW 2137: exquisitely furnished 2 and 3 bedroom residences, including a 2 bedroom plus study, each with at least one car space and country club access. All are serviced to The Westprecinct Standard with Sheridan linen and one point of contact. Sydney stays are from around three months, by arrangement, subject to availability and the guest terms. The best equivalent daily rate in Breakfast Point is $250 a day, for 6–12 month stays. Higher rates may apply for under 6 months.
Furnished apartments in Breakfast Point sit within one of Sydney’s most elegant master-planned waterfront communities, on the Parramatta River. Manicured, secure and beautifully considered, it is a natural choice for executives and relocating professionals seeking a serene, resort-style setting close to the city.
Each residence — from executive apartments to family-sized corporate housing — is move-in ready and appointed to The Westprecinct Standard.
At a glance
- Location
- Breakfast Point, Sydney NSW 2137
- Configurations
- 2 and 3 bedrooms, including a 2 bedroom plus study, each with at least one car space
- Stays
- From three months. Specialists in stays of three months or longer
- Weekly rates
- $1,750 to $2,800 (6–12 month stays). Higher rates may apply for under 6 months
- Included
- Furnished and serviced to The Westprecinct Standard; Sheridan bed linen, bath towels and bath mats; broadband and Foxtel available; country club access (pool, spa, tennis, gym, putting greens)
Residences in Breakfast Point
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Repairs, rebuilds and renovations in Breakfast Point
Breakfast Point's village-style streets and Hamptons-influenced homes are built to a considered, consistent standard, so a repair or renovation here is rarely rushed; finishes have to match. We look after households from across Sydney through insurance repairs, rebuilds and major renovations, and with residences in Breakfast Point, a family can often stay within the same community, beside the river and its manicured streets, while the work is done properly. Pets are considered on application, so the whole household can settle in together.
Temporary accommodation after an insurance claim · Accommodation while building a house · Furnished accommodation during a renovation
About Breakfast Point
Breakfast Point, postcode 2137, is a planned waterfront community about sixteen kilometres west of the Sydney central business district, on the shores of the Parramatta River between Concord and Cabarita, within the City of Canada Bay. Developed on the former Mortlake gas works site, it is known for its considered, village-style layout, manicured streets and a Hamptons-influenced architectural style, with a small shopping village, supermarket and eateries, and riverside parks and promenades lining the water. The neighbouring Cabarita Wharf offers a direct RiverCat ferry to Circular Quay in around forty minutes — a scenic commute along the river — while the 466 bus runs to Burwood via Cabarita and Concord Hospital sits a short drive away. By car the city is reachable in roughly twenty minutes.
Concord Hospital is a short drive away — see accommodation near hospitals.
Mortlake and North Strathfield
Breakfast Point shares postcode 2137 with Mortlake, North Strathfield, Concord and Cabarita. Mortlake is the riverside neighbour to the west, with its quiet streets and the Putney punt across the river to Putney, and North Strathfield lies to the south-west, with its station on the T9 Northern Line. From our Breakfast Point residences, both are a few minutes away.
Frequently asked questions
Who offers long-stay furnished accommodation in Breakfast Point?
Westprecinct provides managed serviced residences in Breakfast Point, Sydney NSW 2137: exquisitely furnished 2 and 3 bedroom residences, including a 2 bedroom plus study, each with at least one car space and country club access. All are serviced to The Westprecinct Standard with Sheridan linen and one point of contact. Sydney stays are from around three months, by arrangement, subject to availability and the guest terms.
Do you offer serviced and furnished apartments in Breakfast Point?
Yes. Westprecinct provides fully furnished and serviced apartments in Breakfast Point, Sydney, appointed to The Westprecinct Standard and available for extended corporate and executive stays of three months and beyond.
Are your Breakfast Point apartments suited to corporate relocation and executive stays?
They are. Our Breakfast Point residences are a considered alternative to hotels and conventional serviced apartments for relocating executives, project teams and professionals on assignment — with move-in-ready furnishings, quality linen and a single point of contact throughout the stay.
What is the minimum stay for a furnished apartment in Breakfast Point?
Westprecinct specialises in extended stays. Furnished and executive apartments in Breakfast Point are typically arranged as extended stays, with terms tailored to each corporate or private booking.
How long is the commute from Breakfast Point to the city?
Breakfast Point sits about sixteen kilometres west of the central business district, with the city reachable in roughly twenty minutes by car, and bus and ferry options also available. For guests in our managed serviced residences, it offers a quiet, planned waterfront community within a manageable commute of the city.
What is nearby in Breakfast Point?
The suburb has its own shopping village with a supermarket and eateries, along with riverside parks and promenades that follow the Parramatta River. Neighbouring Cabarita Park and Concord are close by, and buses link to larger centres. Our residences place everyday amenity and open waterside space within an easy walk.
Who typically stays in Breakfast Point with Westprecinct?
Breakfast Point suits families and professionals who value a tidy, planned waterfront community with a village feel, including those relocating to Sydney's inner west. Its manicured streets, riverside parks and calm atmosphere make our managed serviced residences here well suited to guests seeking a peaceful, established setting.
Is there a hospital near Breakfast Point?
Concord Hospital, a major teaching hospital, is a short trip away and served by local buses such as the 410 route through the area. This makes our managed serviced residences in Breakfast Point convenient for medical staff on assignment or for families needing to be close to care while staying in a quiet, comfortable riverside community.
How does a furnished residence in Breakfast Point compare with a hotel?
For an extended stay, a managed serviced residence gives a furnished, serviced residence with a full kitchen, separate living areas and laundry, appointed to The Westprecinct Standard, well beyond a hotel room. Set within Breakfast Point's landscaped streets and riverside parks, it allows guests to settle genuinely into this planned waterfront community over several months.
What makes Breakfast Point distinctive?
Breakfast Point, postcode 2137, is one of Sydney's most considered master-planned waterfront communities, built on the former Mortlake gas works site on the Parramatta River within the City of Canada Bay. Its Hamptons-influenced streets, village shops and riverside promenades give it a calm, resort-like feel, while the neighbouring Cabarita Wharf offers a scenic RiverCat commute to Circular Quay in around forty minutes. It suits guests who want a serene, secure setting for a longer stay while remaining well connected to the city.
Can you house a Breakfast Point family while our home is repaired or rebuilt after an insurance claim?
Yes. We look after households while their homes are repaired or rebuilt under an insurance claim, and our Breakfast Point residences mean you can often stay in the suburb itself, subject to availability. We can invoice the insurer, the claims manager or the policyholder directly, whichever is preferred. Sydney stays are from three months and extend as the works move. What your policy covers is set by your insurer.
Which schools are near Breakfast Point and Cabarita?
Mortlake Public School, St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School Mortlake, Concord Public School and St Mary’s Concord are nearby primary schools, and Concord High School serves Years 7 to 12. Places follow local intake areas, so please confirm with the NSW School Finder or the school.
Can we swim near Breakfast Point?
Yes. Cabarita Swimming Centre has a heated outdoor 50-metre pool in Cabarita Park, and Cabarita Beach reopened for swimming in 2015.
Is Breakfast Point a good area for a family who is relocating?
It has river parks, a ferry to the city, schools within a short drive and a village centre for daily shopping. Many families use a stay to settle in before deciding where to live long term.
More than a place to stay
Most guests are not here by chance. They come to be near the people, the work and the school that matter to them, or the home that is not ready yet. Here, that means the river’s edge at Breakfast Point and Cabarita, in neighbourhoods people choose to live in. A Westprecinct residence is Exquisitely furnished, managed throughout the stay, and a settled base for the life around it.
Near family and friends
Be close for a new grandchild, a parent recovering after hospital, or family visiting from overseas, with time to be together properly.
Near work
Close to the office, the project and colleagues. The ferry runs from Cabarita Wharf along the river to the city, and Concord Hospital and Rhodes are minutes away.
Near the school
Settle the children into a new school term first, then choose where to buy or live long term without rushing.
Near home
Stay close while your home is renovated, rebuilt or repaired, or a new one is finished, so you can see the progress and keep the same school and routines.
Near the life you want
Saturday markets, harbour walks, club sport and village pubs, all part of the week from the first day.
A place to stay, or a place to live?
| A place to stay | A place to live | |
|---|---|---|
| The address | A hotel district, chosen for convenience | On the river’s edge, where families choose to live |
| Chosen for | Being close to the airport or the office | Being close to the people and places you came for |
| Mornings | Breakfast in a dining room | A swim at the Cabarita pool, the school run, coffee in the Breakfast Point village |
| Weekends | Waiting for the stay to end | Picnics in Cabarita Park, the river foreshore walk and Majors Bay Road |
Many hotels and traditional serviced apartments are made for nights, and they do that well. A longer stay asks for a neighbourhood.
Schools, parks and river life in Breakfast Point and Cabarita
Breakfast Point and Cabarita sit side by side on the river, and a stay in one puts the other within an easy walk. Here is the area as locals know it.
Schools
- Mortlake Public School and St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School, Mortlake
- Concord Public School and St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Concord
For Years 7 to 12, Concord High School is a comprehensive public high school. Its local intake area was updated in 2025.
Parks and the water
- Cabarita Park: a 10-hectare park on the river, with a ferry wharf, a playground and the Federation Pavilion, where the Commonwealth was proclaimed in 1901.
- Cabarita Beach: reopened for swimming in 2015.
- The foreshore walk: the river path linking Breakfast Point, Cabarita and Mortlake.
Sport and clubs
- Cabarita Swimming Centre: a heated outdoor 50-metre pool in Cabarita Park, first opened in 1937.
- On the water: the Cabarita marina, and rowing and sailing on the river reaches.
Village life
- The name: Breakfast Point recalls Captain John Hunter’s party stopping for breakfast on 5 February 1788. The site was later the Mortlake gasworks, from 1886.
- Shops and cafés: the Breakfast Point village centre and Majors Bay Road, Concord.
- Getting to the city: the Parramatta River ferry from Cabarita Wharf.
Public school places in NSW follow local intake areas, and international student places are arranged through DE International. Please confirm a school with the NSW School Finder or with the school directly. We are glad to help with the timing of a stay around school terms and visits.
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