Browse property in Madison Way

Madison Way winds through a residential precinct that grew in the late 1940s and early 1950s, when Allambie Heights was first developed as a “peaceful place” on the northern shores of Sydney. The streetscape echoes the suburb’s wartime heritage, with many nearby avenues named after World‑II battles and leaders, and the houses reflect the modest post‑war character typical of that era. Located about 17.5 km north‑east of the CBD, the street sits within the Northern Beaches region of the Northern Beaches Council.

The road enjoys easy access to Allambie Heights’ main commercial hub next to the community centre and the local primary school, and is close to a range of amenities including retirement villages, disability‑care centres, and three schools (Allambie Heights Public, Arranounbai and The Beach School). Green space surrounds the area, with Manly Dam Reserve to the south, Allenby Park and Garigal National Park to the north and west, and the nearby Gumbooya Reserve adding a touch of Aboriginal heritage. Local road links, such as the historic Allambie Road that once served as a goat track to Manly’s beaches, keep Madison Way well connected to the wider Northern Sydney network.