Browse property in Ironbark Avenue

Ironbark Avenue runs through Byron Bay’s upscale residential core, where modern mansions sit alongside heritage‑listed homes such as 60 and 62 Butler Street and the historic Norfolk Island pines, reflecting the town’s evolution from timber and dairy settlements to one of the Australian east coast’s most prized property markets.

The avenue is a short walk from the heritage‑listed Byron Bay railway station, the bus interchange on Butler Street and the solar‑powered Byron Bay Train, while nearby hotels and hostels, including The Garden Burees, Aloha Byron Bay, Azur Byron Bay, Bayhaven Lodge and Arts Factory Lodge, provide immediate accommodation options, and the Cumbebin Swamp Nature Reserve and the police station add green and civic amenities within a kilometre of the street.