4 Cherrywood Avenue, Wahroonga NSW 2076

North-facing 930sqm rebuild block | Wahroonga east side | quiet prestige street | ready to remove dwelling This property is being sold as a land parcel, and that is where its competitive strength lies. A 930sqm north-facing block on the east side of Wahroonga, on a stable owner-occupied street, is a scarce combination for buyers seeking to build a substantial family home. The absence of bushfire, flood, or heritage overlays removes common approval friction, and the proximity to elite private schools, Wahroonga station, and village shops gives it a location advantage that supports long-term value retention. The buyer best served here is someone with a clear intention to demolish and rebuild, not occupy. The key risk is that the existing house is unliveable, so the buyer carries holding costs and demolition expense from settlement. The 32% building coverage and gently sloping topography suggest a new home of 300sqm or more is feasible, but council planning rules, setback requirements, and any easements must be confirmed before committing. The nearby sale at 2 Cherrywood Avenue provides a useful land-value benchmark. This property should be held as a long-term family home site, not a short-term flip.