Dulwich Hill is a suburb in the Inner West of
Sydney, in the state of New South Wales,
Australia 7.5 kilometres south-west of the
Sydney central business district, in the local
government area of Marrickville Council.
Dulwich Hill stretches south to the shore of the
Cooks River.

Dulwich Hill features two shopping areas, a
small number of shops on Wardell Road near
Dulwich Hill railway station and the main
shopping area around the northern end of
Marrickville Road and its intersection with New
Canterbury Road. The Marrickville Road
shopping area centred on the former tram line
(now replaced by buses), and continues onto
New Canterbury Road. In the 1990s many shops
were vacant, but in recent years most shops
have tenants with thriving businesses. Cafés
and restaurants have become popular as the
suburb becomes gentrified. Marrickville
Council upgraded the shopping strip in the
early 2000s, enhancing the look and character
of the area. Dulwich Hill has a library (a branch
of Marrickville Library) and a post office, but
was never chartered a town hall or police
station (the nearest is Marrickville Local Area
Command).