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Sydney Outdoor Kitchen Pricing Guide · 2026

How Much Does a Custom Outdoor Kitchen
Cost in Sydney?

Honest, transparent pricing from a licensed Northern Beaches builder — no fluff, no hidden figures.

The most common question we receive: "How much will it cost?" It's a fair question — and one that most builders avoid answering directly. We won't. Below is an honest breakdown of outdoor kitchen costs in Sydney, based on real projects we've built across the Northern Beaches.

Pricing is driven by three things: cabinet count, benchtop material, and appliance selection. Trades (plumber, electrician, gas fitter) are always separate and vary based on your specific site.

Sydney Outdoor Kitchen Price Ranges (2026)

Entry Level

$10,000 – $15,000

A practical single-run kitchen with 3–5 cabinets, a built-in BBQ, and a Smartstone benchtop. Ideal for homeowners who entertain occasionally and want a clean, durable setup.

  • 3–5 outdoor cabinets
  • Built-in BBQ (e.g. Beefeater or Broil King)
  • Smartstone Sintered benchtop
  • Basic door style in aluminium-framed polytec Alfresco
  • No sink or fridge
Most Popular

Medium

$15,000 – $25,000

An L-shape or U-shape kitchen with 5–9 cabinets, a full appliance suite including sink and under-bench fridge, and a premium Smartstone benchtop. The most popular build category for Northern Beaches homeowners.

  • 5–9 cabinets
  • Built-in BBQ + side burner
  • Undermount sink with marine-grade tapware
  • Under-bench outdoor fridge
  • Smartstone Sintered benchtop
  • polytec Alfresco door style

Luxury

$25,000+

A fully custom kitchen with 9+ cabinets, high-end appliances, feature lighting, a wood-fired or gas pizza oven, and a premium stone benchtop across the full run. Built for serious entertainers.

  • 9+ cabinets in custom layout
  • Premium BBQ + pizza oven + side burners
  • Integrated fridge, sink, ice maker
  • Custom Smartstone Sintered benchtop
  • Feature LED lighting design
  • Bar overhang with seating

* Pricing is indicative and based on MJ Leckie Carpentry projects. Trades (plumbing, electrical, gas) are not included. Formal quotes provided after site measure.

What Drives the Cost?

Cost FactorImpactWhat to Know
Number of cabinetsHighEach cabinet adds to material and labour costs. A standard outdoor kitchen has 5–8 modules.
Benchtop materialHighSmartstone Sintered is the recommended outdoor-safe option. Price varies by range (Pure, Classic, Deluxe) and linear metres.
AppliancesHighA built-in BBQ alone can range from $1,500 to $6,000+. Adding an outdoor fridge, sink, and pizza oven adds significantly.
Door style and finishMediumpolytec Alfresco aluminium-framed doors come in two finishes: Brushed Grey and Black Anodised. Custom colours cost more.
Layout complexityMediumStraight runs are the most efficient. L-shape and U-shape layouts require more corner handling and trade coordination.
Trades coordinationMediumPlumber (sink/gas), electrician (power, lighting), and gas fitter are all separate costs not included in cabinetry pricing.
Access and site conditionsLow–MediumDifficult access (steep blocks, narrow side gates) adds to delivery and installation time.

What's Not Included: Trades

Under NSW law, all gas connections, water plumbing, and electrical work must be completed by licensed tradespeople. These are always quoted and invoiced separately. Typical trade costs to budget for:

    Plumber

    $800 – $2,500

    Sink waste and water supply connection to sewer

    Gas Fitter

    $400 – $1,200

    BBQ and gas appliance connections

    Electrician

    $600 – $2,000

    Power points, lighting circuits, RCD protection

Trade cost estimates are rough guides only. Actual costs depend on site complexity, distance from existing services, and your chosen tradespeople.

Frequently Asked Questions — Outdoor Kitchen Pricing

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