Acropolis Funeral Services
Family-owned Sydney funeral director with an office in Kingsford, head office in Earlwood and a branch in Kogarah, serving many cultures and faiths.
This is an independent directory profile. Details are taken from the business's own website and public listings, checked on 27 October 2026. We are not affiliated with Acropolis Funeral Services.
About Acropolis Funeral Services
Acropolis Funeral Services is an independent, family-owned Sydney funeral director run by Michael and Vicky Kiriazis. Its Kingsford office on Gardeners Road sees families by appointment, alongside its head office in Earlwood and an office in Kogarah. The business says it has cared for more than 11,000 families over more than 25 years.
Acropolis arranges many cultural and religious funerals, including Greek Orthodox, Catholic, Italian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Hindu, Buddhist, Serbian, Macedonian and Pacific Islander services, as well as non-religious ones. It also offers its own Lady in White service, where female funeral directors dressed in white conduct the funeral.
The business runs its own private mortuary with an in-house embalmer, with refrigerated capacity to care for up to 36 people at a time, and says it never outsources mortuary care. It publishes a direct cremation price and quotes other funerals individually. It says it has given more than $750,000 to charities and community groups.
Services
- Burial services
- Cremation services
- Direct cremation and no service funerals
- Graveside services
- Above-ground burial
- Memorial services
- Greek Orthodox and other cultural funerals
- Lady in White services
- Embalming in its own mortuary
- International repatriation
- Prepaid funerals
Published package prices
These are the prices Acropolis Funeral Services publishes on its own website. Cemetery charges, after-hours transfers and optional extras are usually charged separately, so ask for an itemised quote.
| Package | Price |
|---|---|
| Direct cremation | $2,700 |
Source: Acropolis Funeral Services price list, checked 27 October 2026. Prices can change, so confirm with the funeral director.
Locations and service area
Sydney-wide, from offices in Earlwood, Kingsford and Kogarah.
| Location | What's there |
|---|---|
| Kingsford | Office, 120-122 Gardeners Road (appointment only), (02) 9697 3199 |
| Earlwood | Head office, 253-255 Homer Street, (02) 9558 1770 |
| Kogarah | Office, 18/5 Belgrave Street (appointment only), (02) 9587 6188 |
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a direct cremation cost with Acropolis Funeral Services?
Acropolis listed its direct cremation package at $2,700 including GST on its pricing page when we checked on 27 October 2026. Its other cremation and burial packages are priced by quote. The business says cemetery, crematorium and other third-party fees are disclosed upfront, so ask exactly what the package covers before you proceed.
Where is Acropolis Funeral Services Kingsford?
The Kingsford office is at 120-122 Gardeners Road, Kingsford, and is open by appointment, phone (02) 9697 3199. The head office is at 253-255 Homer Street, Earlwood, on (02) 9558 1770, and there is also an appointment-only office at 18/5 Belgrave Street, Kogarah.
Does Acropolis arrange Greek Orthodox and other cultural funerals?
Yes. Acropolis lists Greek Orthodox, Catholic, Italian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Hindu, Buddhist, Serbian, Macedonian and Pacific Islander funerals among its services, as well as non-religious funerals. It also offers international repatriation for families who wish to lay a loved one to rest overseas.
Can I call Acropolis Funeral Services after hours?
Yes. Acropolis says it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year, including weekends and public holidays. Its main number is (02) 9558 1770, and the Kingsford office can be reached on (02) 9697 3199.
Does Acropolis offer prepaid funerals?
Yes. Acropolis offers prepaid funeral plans, starting with a free consultation at one of its offices, at home or by phone. It says prepaid funds are invested in a regulated funeral trust or funeral benefit fund under NSW law until they are needed.