Revealed: The top 10 richest postcodes in Australia
Have you ever wondered where Australia's richest people live?
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has crunched the numbers in its 2022-23 annual statistics to reveal which postcodes have the highest average taxable income.
Just three states made the top 10.
Continue through the gallery to see where the richest Australians live.
10. 2110 - Hunters Hill and Woolwich (NSW)
A view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge often comes with a hefty price tag.
The average taxable income for residents in Hunters Hill and Woolwich is $208,902.
Postcode 2110 is home to 6277 taxpayers.
9. 6011 - Cottesloe and Peppermint Grove (WA)
With close proximity to Cottesloe Beach and an abundance of laidback cafes, postcode 6011 is an appealing neighbourhood in Perth's western suburbs.
The average taxable income in this seaside spot is $213,621.
8. 2023 - Bellevue Hill (NSW)
More than 7600 taxpayers call Bellevue Hill home.
The harbourside spot in Sydney's eastern suburbs is among the city's most expensive.
The average taxable income for this community is $216,363.
7. 3944 - Portsea (Victoria)
Welcome to Portsea on the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne.
This seaside suburb was once home to the late great cricketer Shane Warne.
The small community has an average income of $216,363.
6. 2108 - Coasters Retreat, Currawong Beach, Great Mackerel Beach and Palm Beach (NSW)
Nestled on Sydney's Northern Beaches, this serene area is a popular attraction for visitors.
But for the lucky few who own a slice of 2108, paradise doesn't come cheap.
The neighbourhood is home to 1304 taxpayers and the average income is $223,344.
5. 2030 - Dover Heights, HMAS Watson, Rose Bay North, Vaucluse and Watsons Bay (NSW)
How much does it cost to live in this seaside Sydney postcode?
The average taxable income is $236,750.
4. 3142 - Toorak and Hawksburn (Victoria)
The affluent communities of Toorak and Hawksburn are home to almost 10,000 taxpayers.
The average income here is $241,511.
3. 2025 - Woollahra (NSW)
Woollahra is Australia's third-richest postcode.
The average taxable income in this part of Sydney is $242,267.
2. 2028 - Double Bay (NSW)
The ritzy Sydney harbourside suburb of Double Bay is often referred to as "Double Pay".
The average taxable income for the eastern suburb is a whopping $255,901.
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