What we love about Waitara

Welcome to Waitara

Whilst close to Hornsby CBD Waitara maintains its own unique identity. Housing comprises a small number of freestanding homes, which are in high demand and the remainder of dwellings are predominately newer apartments built from early 2000 to 2020. Waitara has its own train station with direct access to Sydney CBD. Hornsby Council has recently invested in significant upgrades to recreational facilities in particular at Waiatar Park. Central to Waitara Park is the famous Mark Taylor Oval, ideal for cricket enthusiasts. A new PCYC has also been constructed along with upgraded tennis courts and other sporting facilities. The ever-popular Waitara Public School has also undergone extensive upgrades in recent years. If you are in the market for a new car Waitara is a hub for the automotive industry with a number of dealerships.

Lifestyle and Recreation

+ Mark Tayor Oval

+ Hornsby/ Ku-ring-gai PCYC

+ Asquith Rugby League Club

+ Blue Gum Hotel

+ Waitara Train Station

Schools

+ Waitara Public School

+ Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School

Popular Streets

+ Balmoral Street

+ Palmerston Road

+ Wentworth Avenue

+ Waitara Avenue

+ Yardley Avenue

The Market

It is challenging to find houses for sale in Waitara and when they do sell they are in high demand. Waitara is densely populated with apartments to offer families more affordable living.

Median property Price

Apartments

+ Buy: $735,000

+ Rent: $470 per week

Population

5,941

Postcode

2077