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Turramurra NSW 2074
Lifestyle
Transport
Education
Medical
Demographics
The Market
Welcome to
Turramurra
NSW 2074
Turramurra, located on Sydney’s Upper North Shore, is a leafy suburb approximately 19 kilometres from the Sydney CBD. Known for its tranquil streets, abundant greenery, and family-friendly atmosphere, Turramurra blends suburban charm with convenient access to urban amenities. The area is renowned for its heritage homes, established gardens, and a strong sense of community, making it popular with families and professionals seeking a quieter lifestyle without straying too far from the city.
Welcome to
Turramurra
NSW 2074
Turramurra, located on Sydney’s Upper North Shore, is a leafy suburb approximately 19 kilometres from the Sydney CBD. Known for its tranquil streets, abundant greenery, and family-friendly atmosphere, Turramurra blends suburban charm with convenient access to urban amenities. The area is renowned for its heritage homes, established gardens, and a strong sense of community, making it popular with families and professionals seeking a quieter lifestyle without straying too far from the city.
Key Details
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Lifestyle
Residents enjoy a relaxed, nature-focused lifestyle with parks, bushwalking trails, cafés, boutique shops, and community events.
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Transport
Turramurra is well connected via the North Shore train line, local buses, and major roads like the Pacific Highway.
3
Education
The suburb offers quality public and private schools, including Turramurra High School, Turramurra Public School, Pymble Ladies’ College, and Knox Grammar School.
4
Medical
Medical services include local GPs, specialist clinics, and nearby Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital.
5
Demographics
Turramurra has around 12,850 residents, mainly families and professionals, with a culturally diverse and established community.
6
The Market
Turramurra’s property market features heritage homes, modern residences, and townhouses, with strong demand driving above-average house prices.
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        1. Lifestyle

        Turramurra offers a tranquil lifestyle with its leafy streets, spacious homes, and proximity to nature reserves, making it ideal for families and professionals seeking a peaceful yet well-connected environment. The suburb boasts excellent public transport options, including a train station, and is home to top-rated schools, enhancing its appeal to residents. Community engagement is strong, with initiatives like the Turramurra Lookout Community Garden reflecting the suburb's commitment to sustainability and local involvement.


        Where to eat

        Kipling’s Garage Bar

        2 Eastern Rd, Turramurra NSW 2074

        Kipling's Garage Bar in Turramurra is a stylish wine bar and tapas restaurant housed in a former 1920s auto garage, offering a chic industrial setting. The menu features inventive share plates inspired by global street food, with options like zucchini flowers, calamari, and duck spring rolls, complemented by a curated selection of over 200 wines from Australia, Europe, and Latin America.


        Holi Crop

        Shop 2/23 Rohini St, Turramurra NSW 2074

        Holi Crop is a small-batch bakery and plant-based café nestled in a laneway in Turramurra. Founded by Himi Makhija, the café offers a menu inspired by contemporary Indian cuisine, featuring dishes like Ras Malai Porridge and Spiced Scrambled Eggs, alongside a selection of chai-spiced buns and upside-down orange and almond cakes. The café emphasizes sustainability by sourcing local, organic ingredients and serving specialty coffee from Five Senses Coffee.


        Brasserie L'Entrecôte

        1047 Pacific Hwy, Pymble NSW 2073

        Brasserie L'Entrecôte, located in Pymble, approximately a 5-minute drive from Turramurra, offers a refined French dining experience inspired by the renowned Parisian bistro, Le Relais de l’Entrecôte. The restaurant is celebrated for its signature dish: a succulent sirloin steak served with a secret sauce, crispy homemade French fries, a fresh green salad, and a glass of wine.


        Where to shop

        Turramurra Plaza

        1380 - 1388 Pacific Highway, Kissing Point Rd, Turramurra NSW 2074

        Turramurra Plaza is a community-focused shopping centre, just a short walk from Turramurra Station. Anchored by IGA Supermarket, it offers a variety of specialty stores including a patisserie, butcher, flower shop, dry cleaner, and fish and chips shop, providing a convenient one-stop shopping experience.

        St Ives Shopping Village

        166 Mona Vale Rd, St Ives NSW 2075

        St Ives Shopping Village is a premier shopping destination on Sydney’s Upper North Shore, approximately a 5019 minute drive from Turramurra, offering a diverse mix of fashion, food, and services. Anchored by major retailers such as Woolworths, Coles, and Harris Farm Markets, the centre also features over 100 specialty stores, including boutiques, cafes, and health services.


        Where to play

        Turramurra Memorial Park

        Turramurra Memorial Park is a community sports and recreation space featuring an oval, tennis courts, and a playground. Its entrance on Eastern and Karuah Roads is marked by sandstone memorial gates honoring local First World War veterans. The gates include bronze honour rolls inscribed with over 130 names, adding a historical and commemorative element to the park.

        Turramurra Library

        5 Ray St, Turramurra NSW 2074

        Turramurra Library is a public library within the Ku-ring-gai Library network. It offers a wide range of services, including access to physical books, eBooks, eAudiobooks, and various community programs. The library hosts regular events such as Preschool Storytime on Tuesdays and Lego Club on Thursdays, catering to families and children. Additionally, it provides facilities like study areas and printing services to support the local community.

        2. Transport

        Turramurra is well-connected by public transport, with a train station on the North Shore Line providing regular services to the Sydney CBD. Local bus routes link the suburb to nearby areas, making commuting and travel convenient. The suburb is also easily accessible by car via the Pacific Highway and other main roads.

        Bus

        ● 572: Between Turramurra and Macquarie University

        ● 573: Between Turramurra and Hornsby

        ● 575: Between Turramurra and North Turramurra

        ● 576T: Between Turramurra and North Turramurra (school service)

        ● 577 / 577P: Between Turramurra and Wahroonga / St Ives572: Between Turramurra and Macquarie University

        Train

        ● Turramurra Railway Station

        ● Wahroonga Railway Station - 2km (5 minute drive)

        ● Warrawee Railway Station - 3km (6-7 minute drive)

        Car

        ● (~25-30 minutes to CBD)

        ● Pacific Highway - 25-30 minutes (19km)

        ● Ryde Road & M1 Motorway - 20 minutes (20km)

        3. Education

        Turramurra offers a range of quality education options, including public and private primary and secondary schools. The suburb is home to well-regarded institutions such as Turramurra Public School, Turramurra High School, Pymble Ladies’ College, and Knox Grammar School, known for strong academic programs. Nearby private schools and early learning centres also provide families with additional choices for comprehensive education.

        4. Medical

        Turramurra has a range of medical services, including general practitioners, dental clinics, and specialist practices. The suburb is also close to major hospitals, such as Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital, providing access to emergency and specialist care. Local pharmacies and allied health services ensure residents have convenient healthcare options nearby.

        5. Demographics

        Turramurra has a population of around 12,850, with a strong family presence and a high proportion of professionals. The suburb features a culturally diverse community, including both long-term residents and newer arrivals. The median age is slightly above the national average, reflecting its popularity with established families and mature households.


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        6. The Market

        Turramurra’s property market is strong, with steady demand for both houses and townhouses. The suburb is popular with families and professionals seeking a leafy, family-friendly environment close to schools and transport. Its appeal is supported by a combination of established homes, modern residences, and a well-connected location on Sydney’s Upper North Shore.

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