Arnold
CibbuanoBalgowlah Heights, NSW
March 28th 2007 00:34
Balgowlah Heights has a mix of renovated post-war homes with a rounded design and large prestigious residences that capitalise on the area’s extensive water views across North and Middle harbours.
Balgowlah Heights is located 14km north-east of the CBD. The 175 and 178 bus routes from Wynyard go through Balgowlah Heights, via the Balgowlah shops, then on to North Manly and Warringah Mall. A 30-minute ferry service and a 15-minute JetCat service regularly run from Manly Wharf to Circular Quay.
Balgowlah Heights, NSW (postcode: 2093)
Housing Results: (over last 12 months)
Median House Price: $ 1,400,000
Change: 8.5%
Median Apartment Price: $ 460,000
Change: 7.1%
Statistics:
Local population: 19,233
Australian born: 72%
Greatest age demographic: 20-39 years (30%)
Typical resident: Married, of Anglican denomination, living in a freestanding house, employed as a business professional, in a fully owned dwelling.
With extensive harbour views over North Head, Balgowlah Heights is one of Sydney’s most exclusive suburbs and is home to some of the most luxurious residences in the area. Dobroyd Head features a large bushland park that remained mostly army protected. It contains various walking tracks and secluded beaches. A sandstone outcrop on Grotto Point features examples of Aboriginal rock engravings, including a giant kangaroo, a whale and several small fish. The point also features a small lighthouse.
There is a select strip of shops at Balgowlah Heights, including a small supermarket, deli, bakery, newsagency and hardware. Other shops are located nearby at Totem Shopping Centre, Balgowlah, on the corner of Sydney Road and Condamine Street. Warringah Mall is also a short drive away. Balgowlah Heights Public School, the local primary school, is on Lewis Street. North Balgowlah Public School is located on Manning Street. Balgowlah Boys High School is located on over two hectares in the heart of Balgowlah.
Balgowlah Heights is located 14km north-east of the CBD. The 175 and 178 bus routes from Wynyard go through Balgowlah Heights, via the Balgowlah shops, then on to North Manly and Warringah Mall. A 30-minute ferry service and a 15-minute JetCat service regularly run from Manly Wharf to Circular Quay.
Balgowlah Heights, NSW (postcode: 2093)
Median House Price: $ 1,400,000
Change: 8.5%
Median Apartment Price: $ 460,000
Change: 7.1%
Statistics:
Local population: 19,233
Australian born: 72%
Greatest age demographic: 20-39 years (30%)
Typical resident: Married, of Anglican denomination, living in a freestanding house, employed as a business professional, in a fully owned dwelling.
With extensive harbour views over North Head, Balgowlah Heights is one of Sydney’s most exclusive suburbs and is home to some of the most luxurious residences in the area. Dobroyd Head features a large bushland park that remained mostly army protected. It contains various walking tracks and secluded beaches. A sandstone outcrop on Grotto Point features examples of Aboriginal rock engravings, including a giant kangaroo, a whale and several small fish. The point also features a small lighthouse.
There is a select strip of shops at Balgowlah Heights, including a small supermarket, deli, bakery, newsagency and hardware. Other shops are located nearby at Totem Shopping Centre, Balgowlah, on the corner of Sydney Road and Condamine Street. Warringah Mall is also a short drive away. Balgowlah Heights Public School, the local primary school, is on Lewis Street. North Balgowlah Public School is located on Manning Street. Balgowlah Boys High School is located on over two hectares in the heart of Balgowlah.
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