Rob Horder

Wyndham Street
Possibly Kyogle’s most attractive street, Wyndham Street has homes with views over the township of Kyogle. Quiet, leafy and highset, it’s hard to believe that you are in town when you’re in Wyndham Street. Wyndham Street has approximately 12 residences.

Wyangarie Street
Wyangarie Street is home to Kyogle Swimming Pool and WHK Accountants. Wyangarie Street has approximately 8 residences and a block of units.

Willis Street is a small street providing access to Chauvel Street, Larkin Street and Norton Street. Willis Street has approximately 6 residences.

Wyangarie Street is home to Kyogle Swimming Pool and WHK Accountants. Wyangarie Street has approximately 8 residences and a block of units.

Warrazambil Street is another one of Kyogle’s most attractive & quiet streets. With in easy walking distance to shops Warrazambil Street runs off Groom Street and finishes at the foot of Fairymount where it connects to Stratheden Street via Bruce Street. Warrazambil Street has approximately 18 residences.

Walters Street is a small street that runs off Anzac Street and connects to Willis Street. Walters Street provides access to Norco Rural Store and has approximately 5 residences.

Summit Street is a no through road that runs off Highfield Road. Summit Street has approximately 6 residences.

Summerland Way is the main highway through Kyogle and home to the majority of the commercial premises and retail outlets in Kyogle. Summerland Way starts at Grafton and continues through Whiporie, Casino, Kyogle, Wiangaree, Grevillia and ends at Mt Lindsey Highway just south of Woodenbong. The Summerland Way offers an alternative more scenic route from the Pacific Highway to Brisbane. There are approximately 61 residences on Summerland Way within the town perimeter.

Stratheden Street is within easy walking distance to the main shopping precinct. Stratheden Street begins near the library and Kyogle Council Chambers and crosses the Summerland and Groom Street and finishes at the foot of Fairymount. Stratheden Street is a leafy street with some highset homes that have magnificent views over Kyogle and beyond. Stratheden Street has approximately 20 residences and 1 block of units. Stratheden Street is also home to the Presbyterian Church, the old Masonic Lodge and Kyogle Country Store’s drive through service area is accessed via Stratheden Street.

As the name suggests Short Street is a fairly short street that runs between Roseberry Street and Wyndham Street. Short Street has approximately 13 residences and a Pre School.

Roxy Lane is located adjacent to Summerland Way and provides rear access to commercial premises on the western side of Summerland Way. Garreds Mechanical is on Roxy Lane. Roxy Place is a block of ground floor units mainly occupied by retirees is also found on Roxy Lane.

Roseberry Street is accessed via Groom Street and is close to schools and the main shopping precinct. Roseberry Street is an attractive leafy street and has approximately 13 residences.

Norton Street runs between McDougal Street and Willis Street and accessed via either of these streets or Anzac Drive. Norton Street has approximately 15 residences. Anzac Park and the skate park fronts Norton Street.

Mount Street leads to the Captain Cook Memorial Lookout, at the lookout you can get a bird’s eye view of the Kyogle Township. Mount Street has approximately 8 residences some having similar views of Kyogle that the lookout has to offer.

Morphett Street is located in the area known to Kyoglians as Homestead. Morphett Street is a quiet no through street that starts at Campbell Road and ends at the base of Fairmount. Morphett Street has approximately 13 residences.

Moore Street is home to Homestead Store, formally a general store Homestead Store now operates as a computer repairs and retailer. Moore Street has approximately 12 residents and is located in the Homestead area.

Merrigan Street is accessed via Boorabee Street is a quiet street with a rural feel located at the southern entry of the Kyogle township. Merrigan Street has approximately 17 residences some of which are large residential blocks over 2000m2.

Merrigan Street is accessed via Boorabee Street is a quiet street with a rural feel located at the southern entry of the Kyogle township. Merrigan Street has approximately 17 residences some of which are large residential blocks over 2000m2.

McDougal Street accessed via Anzac Drive has approximately 18 residences. McDougal Street provides access to the car park of Kyogle Bowling Club.

May Street is another one of Kyogle’s streets with views. Starting at Campbell Road and running to the base of Fairymount and connecting with Irwin Street and Greer Street. May Street has approximately 8 residences.