St Ives Chase
Battle-axe blocks and bush-backed streets where the carry from door to truck is the whole conversation.
The long-carry pocket
Areas
Removalists for St Ives and the ridge around it
We deliberately work one suburb and its genuine neighbours: the cluster you can drive between in ten minutes on Mona Vale Road and the Pacific Highway. Deep coverage of a small patch beats a pin dropped on all of Sydney.
The cluster, from the village
- St Ives home The village, the ridge, and most of our diary
- St Ives Chase 2.2 km Almost all houses, bordering Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
- Pymble 2.9 km Leafy station suburb in the private-school belt
- North Turramurra 3.2 km Quiet cul-de-sacs edging Lane Cove National Park
- Gordon 3.3 km Station and village, the highest unit share on the ridge
- East Killara 3.3 km Large-block house belt, nearly no units
- Turramurra 3.4 km Family-heavy station suburb, mixed houses and units
- Killara 4.3 km Denser station suburb, school belt
Distances are road distances from the St Ives village centre, not straight lines. Moving to or from somewhere further, with one end on the ridge? That still counts as our patch; ask.
Known street by street
Three pockets, three different moves
Gordon
Where a big share of St Ives downsizers land: lifts, strata rules and village-centre loading zones.
The landing pad
Turramurra
Family houses trading up and down the ridge, usually against a school-term clock.
The family shuffle
Why the patch is small: a crew that has carried furniture down a street before quotes it better, parks it better and finishes it earlier. The ridge has maybe two hundred streets that matter to us, and the point is to know them the way the plan requires: by their trees, their slopes and their gates.