Police shut down Halloween party at $10 million Sydney home

Riot police were called to a coastal property in Sydney's eastern suburbs on Friday night after reports of a chaotic Halloween party.

Emergency services, including police and paramedics, arrived at the home on Eastbourne Avenue around 8:50pm following complaints about an uncontrolled gathering.

Upon arrival, officers found large crowds of party-goers spilling out of the property and onto the surrounding streets.

OnScene Bondi reported more than 200 people attended the event, with some gate crashers entering the property by hopping the fence.

Pictures from the scene showed attendees dressed in various costumes, including police uniforms, LeBron James jerseys, and Breaking Bad characters.

The arrival of police led to the immediate shutdown of the event, with authorities stating the number of attendees required the party to be ended.

Officers remained at the scene as teenagers exited and dispersed through the nearby suburb.

Paramedics set up outside the property to assess intoxicated attendees, with several teenage girls seen slumped over on the kerb.

One teenage girl received treatment for intoxication and was transported to Prince of Wales Hospital for further evaluation.

NSW Police confirmed no arrests were made and no property damage was reported during the incident.