36 Myra Street, Wahroonga NSW 2076

Auction Location: On Site

Open Thursday 26 and Saturday 28th June with the onsite auction at 3:00pm

If you're starting a family and thinking ahead, this brick veneer and tile 1950's bungalow offers the kind of space and position that's increasingly hard to find. Set on a generous 844sqm level block, it's the kind of place where children can play safely outdoors while you enjoy the flexibility to live in as it is, renovate later, or extend over time (STCA). The home sits in a quiet, leafy street just a 10 minute walk to Waitara Station, 20 minute walk to Westfield, 20 minute walk to Wahroonga Village and station. For young families, the address speaks for itself—just 100 metres to Waitara Public School and within easy reach of Barker, Abbotsleigh, Knox Grammar and Hornsby Girls.

• Brick veneer and tile construction with timeless appeal and character
• Level, private block with large lawns and established gardens, kitchen with dishwasher
• 3 spacious bedrooms, all with built-ins wardrobes, generous dining area
• Eat in kitchen with electric cooking and dishwasher overlooking back garden
• Polished floorboards throughout
• Large covered area at rear of the home, ideal for entertaining
• Ideal for buyers wanting long-term potential in a central location
• Buy at Auction on Saturday 28th and make plans for the future as your needs change

Whether you're buying your first home or looking to move into a community-minded area with great schools and transport links, this property offers a practical next step.

Council rates: $655.20 per quarter (approx)
Rental Return: Currently $1,700 per fortnight ($850 per week)
Then increasing to $1,800 per fortnight ($900 per week) from 17 August 2025
Tenants Term of Agreement: Starting 21/4/2025 and ending 20/4/2026
Pest & Building Report available by email on request at no charge.
Within a conservation area, so not CDC, requires Council DA.
Auction on site 28th June (no offers accepted prior to auction)

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.