Kyeemagh Market Gardens, Heritage-listed market gardens in Kyeemagh, Australia.

Kyeemagh Market Gardens is a heritage-listed market garden at Occupation Road, Kyeemagh, in Bayside Council, New South Wales, not inner Sydney. The 8-hectare site is bounded by the Cooks River, Occupation Road and Bestic Street, divided into four 5-acre leasehold gardens. It contains seven buildings, including late 19th-century weatherboard cottages with gabled corrugated iron roofs and sheds used for living, storage and packing.

Market gardening east of Tabrett Street dates from 1892–3, when surrounding land was still vacant. Italian and Maltese gardeners later worked the plots. Since the site was resumed for open space around the 1980s, it has been leased by Chinese market gardeners. It was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.

The gardens served as a vital source of fresh produce for working families during the economic hardship of the 1930s. This place shows how immigrant communities worked together to feed a growing city.

The site with its historic cottages and storage structures offers a view of a working horticultural settlement's layout and infrastructure. Visitors should be aware that this remains an active growing area, so access and viewing conditions may vary depending on gardening operations.

The site lies in Kyeemagh, in Bayside Council south of the Cooks River, not in inner Sydney. It is divided into four leasehold gardens of about 5 acres each, and the weatherboard cottages on Lots 3 and 4 are cited as excellent examples of Victorian rustic vernacular architecture.