New South Wales location profile
Warriewood NSW 2102
Warriewood is a coastal Northern Beaches suburb known for its wetlands, family-friendly estates, and proximity to surf beaches. It blends newer master-planned housing in Warriewood Valley with established pockets near the ocean, offering convenient shopping and strong bus links.
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Why families consider Warriewood
Young families and professionals in a relaxed, outdoor-oriented community; strong owner-occupier base with growing townhouse/house developments, beach culture, and access to nature reserves and cycling trails.
Amenities & services
- Warriewood Square (major shopping centre)
- Warriewood HomeCo Homemaker Centre
- Mona Vale Hospital (Urgent Care) nearby
- Northern Beaches Hospital (Frenchs Forest)
- Cafes and restaurants along Pittwater Rd and within Warriewood Square
- GP clinics, dental and allied health services
- Mona Vale Library (Mona Vale)
- Dee Why Library (Dee Why)
- Warringah Mall Library (Brookvale)
Transport & connectivity
- No train station (bus-based suburb)
- B-Line B1 bus (Warriewood stops) to Sydney CBD
- 199 bus (Palm Beach–Manly)
- 190X peak express services to the CBD
- Major roads: Pittwater Rd (A8), Mona Vale Rd (A3 nearby), Garden St, Macpherson St
Lifestyle & recreation
- Warriewood Beach
- Turimetta Beach
- Narrabeen Lagoon Trail (walking/cycling)
- Boondah Reserve sports fields
- United Cinemas Warriewood
- Warriewood Wetlands boardwalks
- Warriewood Wetlands
- Irrawong Reserve (Irrawong Falls)
- Turimetta Headland Reserve
- Warriewood Valley Playground Park
- Boondah Reserve
Education context
Multiple long day care and early learning centres across Warriewood Valley; good availability for 2–5 years, with infant places sometimes waitlisted in peak periods.
- Macquarie University (North Ryde)
- University of Sydney (Camperdown/Darlington)
- UNSW Sydney (Kensington)
- ICMS International College of Management (Manly)