Woollahra Library at Double Bay

This beautiful library, located on the L1, L2, and L3 floors of Kiaora Place Building 2, is one of my favorite libraries in Sydney.

Excellent library but super noisy so bring some headphones. They have a small slide inside for kids but seemed to only open it for a short time supervised by a librarian. Beautiful building and interiors with plenty of cascading plants. Furniture is a bit uncomfortable and not ergonomic because of the height your laptop ends up sitting at.

Absolutely gorgeous library split across 3 levels in the heart of Double Bay and our local shops. PARKING: some side street parking is available. There is a public car park as part of the Woolworths building too. BOOK SELECTION: Very extensive with a great history section upstairs with carefully considered wide benches to bring historical documents out onto. INTERIOR: Modern meets quirky and minimalist. Several little nooks located around greenery areas and next to windows with plenty of natural light and the added bonus of being able to look downstairs into the shopping centre or outside into the street. With efficient double glazing blocking out external noise. There is also a larger for sealed quiet study area upstairs and several book-able meeting rooms for students to study in. For the kids there's also access to the slide (which adults can use too!) at certain times of the day. Definitely a place you want to keep coming back to, with children's areas well set up to snuggle in and read. STAFF: Very knowledgeable, kind and efficient. ACCESSIBILITY: Wheelchair, walker and pram friendly with access across all levels and clean toilets available on site. OVERALL: One of the best libraries around without doubt! Will continue to come back.

Absolutely love this place to study at, shops all around when I’m hungry. As a graduating student I spend a lot of time here. The staff is always helpful when I ask about borrowing chargers or needing help finding a book. The only issue I have is how busy this place gets! A lot of people come to study which makes it extremely hard, all the time to find a table! Otherwise love this place.

Ravishing library, lovely interior, felt the vibe as soon as I came in. Plenty of space to sit, excellent to read and work individually or with a group. Wide range of books and easy to look for. Friendly staff, didn't have a chance to talk with them but they smiled at me every time I passed by. There's a small playground for the children so it was quite noisy sometimes. But most of the time, it was remarkably quiet. I enjoyed my time there and would certainly comeback.

My favourite library in Sydney, in Australia actually!! One of the best opening hours, lots of places to seat and conquer the world!! Very friendly staff, and so beautifully decorated, spending time here always feels like home!! Thank you!!❤❤

What a beautiful library to visit! The place had a stunning architectural design. There's a small café and a mall nearby, so you can grab something to eat or drink before starting your reading or simply relaxing in the library. However, it can get quite noisy in the evening, especially after school hours when students arrive. I found it nice and quiet between 1 PM and 3 PM, which was the perfect time for me to read and focus in peace. I will definitely be visiting again!

A beautifully designed, well thought-out space that caters to a variety of community needs. The greenery around the library is absolutely stunning. If you are planning to use the study/ quiet spaces I would recommend arriving early as these tend to fill up quickly and are consistently full throughout the day/ year. Noise is not really monitored/ policed, and highschool students tend to be disruptive when arriving after school - perhaps keeps this in mind when planning your visit.

Is life in the Eastern Subbsies getting you down? The constant pressure to look good and feel great becoming more than you can bare? Maybe you're just sick of floppy felt hats and high-waisted jorts. Fret not, friend, for there is an oasis of calm within reach. Perched above secluded Redleaf beach (AKA Murray Rose Pool) like a wise and paternal owl is DB Library, a small, charming, and utterly delightful little place in an old heritage/style building with views over the gardens and the ocean, fast, free wi-fi, books and magazines, open, light-splashed group work areas, and nooks to hide yourself in. Frequented by everyone from octeganarians familiarising themselves with the internet to students working on uni projects to yummy mummies planning out their next blog post. My finest find this month.

Beautiful view of the public garden, bay, and tennis court. Plenty of lighting with floor-to-ceiling windows at the end of the library with adjustable curtains for when the sun is shining a little too directly into the library. Rather limited seating, as this place is surprisingly popular. Only two worktables and another small table with 4 public computers with internet for public use. Unprotected, free WiFi available. I also appreciate how they maintain a warm, comfortable temperature inside (especially during winter!). While there are decorative and inviting cushions scattered throughout the small library, there are no real comfy lounge chairs to enjoy a book. Best to come here to grab a book and do work, but not really to lounge. There is a separate children's library downstairs as well. Nice way to keep working/studying adults & children apart.

Michael finger is a despicable character and I cannot emphasize enough how devious and untrustworthy he was. He breached our confidence and violated our confidentiality contracts by publishing the prices of our transactions in self-serving advertisements. He is not sophisticated enough to sell high value properties. It's a pity his office had to suffer embarrassment twice whilst selling our house due to his lack of professionalism and his indiscretion.