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The Propertybuyer
Podcast

 
Fri 13 Dec '24
with Rich Harvey
Property Market Outlook 2025
 
 
Fri 29 Nov '24
with Rich Harvey
How to Make Better Financial Decisions
 
 
Fri 15 Nov '24
with Rich Harvey
How Will the Future of the Real Estate Industry Evolve?
 
 
Fri 1 Nov '24
with Rich Harvey
Sydney’s Lower North Shore - Perspectives and Insights
 
 
Fri 20 Sep '24
with Rich Harvey
How to Invest or Buy Commercial Property
 
 
Fri 6 Sep '24
with Rich Harvey
Breaking Gender Barriers, Creating Empathy & Other Empowering Strategies
 

 

Listen to many more
podcasts on our
Podcasts page.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WOOLLAHRA, NSW REAL ESTATE BUYERS AGENTS

    Location and Transport Links

    Woollahra is located approximately 3.5 kilometres south-east of the CBD in Sydney’s eastern suburbs in the local government area of Woollahra. Woollahra is situated on the Eastern Suburbs train line and is also serviced by buses travelling to the CBD and Sydney’s Southern Beaches.

    Property types

    Woollahra contains beautiful Victorian and Federation era houses and terraces as well as a smaller number of luxury modern residences. Units and terraces make up the majority of the housing stock in the suburb due to its proximity to the city and resulting smaller land sizes. Most properties have been smartly renovated, appealing to the refined demographic of the suburb. The East side of the railway line in considered more desirable than the western side which has some steeper terrain and blocks, but expect to pay more in the East side. Housing styles vary from older Victorian and Federation style homes with exposed rafters, Californian bungalows to more modern and larger executive homes. Apartments and townhouses are more concentrated around the highway corridor and radiating out from the train station and local shops.

    Shops and Restaurants

    Woollahra residents love the relaxed weekend lifestyle and therefore the suburb has many cafes offering delicious brunch menus and snacks such as Zabars Delicatessen, Spicer Street Cafe and Pinbone. Woollahra also offers renowned restaurants such as Bistro Moncur and Bar Mia and popular wine bars for later in the evening such as Wine Library and Pinbone.

    Jones the Grocer is a popular gourmet style grocer while larger supermarkets such as Coles and a variety of other shops can be found at Westfield shopping centre Bondi Junction.

    Schools and Educational Facilities

    With its central location in the eastern suburbs and easy access to Bondi Junction train station, Woollahra residents have easy access to a wide variety of quality schools including Scots College, Cranbrook School, Ascham School, Kambala, Waverley College, Sydney Grammar, Sydney Boys and Sydney Girls High School. Woollahra itself contains Holy Cross Primary School, Woollahra Public School and Reddam House Primary School.

    Recreation and other Amenities

    The 189ha Centennial Park is adjacent to Woollahra and is perfect for running, cycling, picnics and field sports. The park is the largest of three parks (including Moore Park and Queens Park) that make up Centennial Parklands. Woollahra is also adjacent to Trumper Park in Paddington which includes the Paddington Bowling Club and the Palms Tennis Centre. Gyms can be found in neighbouring suburbs such as Double Bay, Edgecliff and Bondi Junction.

    Why people live in Woollahra

    The civilised weekend brunch lifestyle, the sophisticated long-term local demographic, beautiful architecture and easy access to the CBD and quality schools.

    Buyers’ Agent for Woollahra

    To get a buyers’ agent or buyers’ advocate on your side searching for a property in Woollahra, please call us on 1300 655 615, email us, or send us your buyers wishlist today by clicking here. If you would like to know the latest median values and statistics for Woollahra, call us today on 1300 655 615.

     
     

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