Kingsgrove

Located in the vibrant southern suburbs of Sydney, Kingsgrove offers visitors a delightful blend of urban convenience and suburban calm. Kingsgrove takes its name from Governor Philip King, who made a land grant in 1804 to Hannah Laycock, a soldier’s wife, and her sons. The Laycock’s named their farm ‘King’s Grove’ in recognition of the Governor’s action.

Today, this charming suburb boasts tree-lined streets, attractive parks, and a friendly community atmosphere. Explore the bustling Kingsgrove town centre, where you’ll find a diverse array of shops, cafes, and restaurants offering a taste of local cuisine and culture.

Parts of Kingsgrove are defined industrial and commercial precincts due to the proximity of the suburb to the rest of Sydney. Kingsgrove is the perfect destination for visitors looking to experience the best of Sydney’s suburban lifestyle.