Browse property in White Street

White Street anchors a historic stretch of Balgowlah, most famously home to Sir Edmund Barton’s former residence, Whitehall, which has served as the Norwegian Seamen’s Church since 2004 and adds a heritage flavour to the neighbourhood’s streetscape. The street is set within a residential area that shares the suburb’s 2093 postcode and benefits from nearby heritage sites such as the Balgowlah Substation on Griffiths Street.

Public transport is well served, with the Hop‑Skip‑Jump free bus and regular Keolis Downer routes providing links to Manly, Westfield Warringah Mall and the Sydney CBD, while local amenities include Stockland Balgowlah shopping centre, the North Harbour Reserve picnic area, and schools such as Manly West Public School and Balgowlah Boys Campus. Nearby leisure spots like Balgowlah Golf Club and Seaforth beaches add further convenience for residents.