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Photos - Surprises - Houses (continued)

Neutral Bay

For small fillings? The Neutral Bay denture clinic in Military Road (and houses opposite it) are worthy of their street’s name, battling against the heavy artillery of new development.

Neutral Bay

Built in 1838, and almost double Alan’s age, this stone cottage stands defiantly in Nook Lane, Neutral Bay.

Neutral Bay

Just round the corner, in Nook Avenue, stands what is doubtless Neutral Bay’s narrowest house. It’s aged not much more than a day for every one of the Nook Lane house’s years.

Neutral Bay

Wycombe Road, Neutral Bay, has a smorgasbord of towers and turrets from the 19th century. Dartmouth’s circular windows date from around 1885.

Neutral Bay

Shellcove Road, Neutral Bay: And this is our roof:

Neutral Bay

Sandwiched between the outward and inward lanes of the main thoroughfare to the northern beaches are these tiny 19th century houses. Discover them in Neutral Bay where Falcon Street becomes Military Road, and check where you would park on your property if you purchased one.

North Balgowlah

The most impressive house number we have seen is immaculately carved into rock in St Pauls Road, Balgowlah.

North Narrabeen

At our place in Nareen Parade, North Narrabeen, we race each other up the steps then slide back down the chute. It’s heaps of fun.

North Parramatta

One of the great survivors of Galloway Street, North Parramatta.

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