The nearest rail access is Turramurra railway station, which serves the North Shore line and is located within a short drive from the property in the suburb’s main commercial area.

What parks and reserves are nearby?

Howson Oval is just 0.4 km away, while Auluba Reserve and Sir David Martin Reserve are each about 0.8 km distant. Additional green spaces such as Rofe Park (≈1.1 km) and Ron Payne Park (≈1.3‑1.5 km) are also within walking distance.

Which healthcare facilities are close to the property?

Sydney Adventist Hospital is approximately 1.3 km away, and the Adventist HealthCare organization is about 1.4 km from the home, providing convenient medical services.

What are the main characteristics of the Turramurra suburb?

Turramurra is an Upper North Shore suburb about 16 km north‑west of Sydney’s CBD, situated on a hilly landscape around 170 m above sea level. It falls within the Ku‑ring‑gai Council area and shares the 2074 postcode with nearby localities.

What transport options are available in the area?

The Pacific Highway runs through Turramurra as a major arterial road, and CDC NSW buses connect the railway station to surrounding residential zones. The Turramurra station on the North Shore line provides rail access to the city.

What recreational facilities can residents enjoy nearby?

In addition to several nearby parks, Turramurra offers a range of sporting fields, including tennis and netball courts at Canoon Road and Hamilton Park, as well as cricket and soccer grounds at Comenarra Park, all within easy reach of the property.

Can you share a brief history of the Turramurra area?

The name Turramurra is derived from an Aboriginal word meaning 'high hill' and was adopted when the railway station opened in 1890. Early European settlers used names such as Big Island and Tulip Scrub, and the suburb developed significantly after World I with many Federation‑style homes.