Category Archives: Dee Why

Client Feedback for a Vendor in Dee Why

“Hi Sara,

I have been away all weekend and have just returned to the land of the living and would just like say a HUGE thanks for all your help in the sale of       Pacific Pde. I would not hesitate to recommend your services to anyone in need of a competent Conveyancer.

 Feedback form to be filled out shortly.

 Thanks again,

 Scott.”

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“Aldren conveyancing provided a great service at short notice. Thanks to the experience of Aldren conveyancing my settlement was smooth and hassle free. I would not hesitate to use Aldren conveyancing in the future.”

For all your property legal requirements contact:
 Aldren Conveyancing Services – Northern Beaches
Phone:      (02) 9984 8840
Fax:           (02) 9984 8850
Mobile:     0422 011 434
Email:       sara@aldrenconveyancing.com.au

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Client Feedback for Purchasers in Dee Why

“I (we) also want to thank you for your efficient and personable attention you devoted to the conveyancing dealings you conducted for us in the purchase of our Dee Why unit.

Please don’t hesitate in asking us for a reference or an evaluation of your fine work on this matter.

(Please don’t hesitate in using this email as a recommendation).”

For all your property legal requirements contact:
 Aldren Conveyancing Services – Northern Beaches
Phone:      (02) 9984 8840
Fax:           (02) 9984 8850
Mobile:     0422 011 434
Email:       sara@aldrenconveyancing.com.au

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Warringah Council Property Search

When purchasing a property it is important that a search is carried out on adjoining properties as a Vendor is not require to disclose any information to any potential Purchaser regarding existing or proposed neighbourhood developments.

Any land and/or building development may impact on the value and use and enjoyment of a property in a variety of ways:

  • Loss of view
  • Traffic congestion
  • Increase in noise level
  • Loss of privacy
  • Loss of available street parking
  • Loss of sunlight

The Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 makes provision for a wide range of information to be publicly available, including information about Development Applications and associated documents received in relation to a proposed development.

Warringah Council provides this information online which allows you to search a particular property, track the progress of an application, browse planning instruments and identify what development may be permissible on a property.

You can either search the property by an Address by entering the house number and street name or by Map which allows you to zoom in to a desired location where a parcel land from the map may be selected.

For all your property legal requirements contact:
 Aldren Conveyancing Services – Northern Beaches
Phone:      (02) 9984 8840
Fax:           (02) 9984 8850
Mobile:     0422 011 434
Email:       sara@aldrenconveyancing.com.au

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Interesting Facts about Dee Why

Dee Why is located 18 kilometres north-east of Sydney CBD and is considered to be the main centre of the Northern Beaches.

Some interesting facts about Dee Why:

  • Dee Why is surrounded by the following five suburbs: Cromer, Collaroy, Narraweena, Brookvale and North Curl Curl
  • Dee Why was named in 1814 by James Meehan, a convicted surveyor
  • To coincide with the official opening of the clubhouse, Dee Why Surf Life Saving Club put up 20 pounds in prize money for their first surf carnival on 7 November 1913
  • In the 1960’s, for a period of about two years, a rubbish tip operated where the car park and grassed area are behind the current Dee Why Surf Club
  • The first owner of land in Dee Why was the master shipbuilder of the fledgling Sydney Colony, William Cossar
  • The first church in Dee Why was built in 1923
  • Dee Why Beach runs for about 1.2 kilometres along the eastern border of Australia, overlooking the Tasman Sea
  • The local Government of Dee Why was originally formed as a rural local government area of Sydney and was named Warringah Shire Council, however “Shire” was dropped from its title when the now Local Government Act  was passed in 1993 and is now know as Warringah Council

We can assist you if you are looking at buying or selling a property in Dee Why.

For all your property legal requirements contact:
Aldren Conveyancing Services – Northern Beaches
Phone:      (02) 9984 8840
Fax:           (02) 9984 8850
Mobile:     0422 011 434
Email:       sara@aldrenconveyancing.com.au

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Dee Why Property Conveyancer

Aldren Conveyancing Services are property Conveyancers specialising in the legal process when buying or selling real estate in Dee Why.

We are local Northern Beaches Conveyancers that can assist buyers and sellers in the Dee Why area.

Aldren Conveyancing Services is an independent Sydney Conveyancing firm offering a personalised yet professional service where you will deal directly with the licensee of the business, Sara Aldren, throughout the whole process.

Whether you are buying or selling a home or an investment property, the transaction can often be a daunting and overwhelming experience. It often involves a large amount of money and is more than likely the single most important asset you can own.

Sara understands that service with communication is significant to ensure the whole conveyancing process goes smoothly.

See our recent feedback from Purchasers who recently purchased a unit in Dee Why.

For all your property legal requirements contact:
Aldren Conveyancing Services – Northern Beaches
Phone:      (02) 9984 8840
Fax:           (02) 9984 8850
Mobile:     0422 011 434
Email:       sara@aldrenconveyancing.com.au

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Northern Beaches

The Northern Beaches is an area in the northern coastal suburbs north of Sydney CBD. The Northern Beaches is surrounded on all sides by either water or forest areas, causing some locals to call the area “The Peninsula”.

With an 18 kilometre coastline stretching from Manly to Palm Beach, the Northern Beaches offer a range of recreational activities in a variety of natural environments. There are over 25 sandy beaches to choose from, many which are patrolled with superb surf conditions.

Some tourist attractions include:

Without a railway line and growing with congestion, a “bus culture” has developed in the Northern Beaches, with long bus routes, such as the L88 and L90, operated by Sydney Buses. Suburbs in the Forest area are serviced by a private bus company, Forest Coastlines.

The suburbs of the Northern Beaches district within Warringah Council are:

The suburbs of the Northern Beaches district within Manly Council are:

      • Balgowlah
      • Balgowlah Heights
      • Clontarf
      • Fairlight
      • Manly
      • Seaforth

The suburbs of the Northern Beaches district within Pittwater Council are:

  • Avalon
  • Bayview
  • Bilgola
  • Bilgola Plateau
  • Careel Bay
  • Church Point
  • Clareville
  • Coasters Retreat
  • Elanora Heights
  • Elvina Bay
  • Ingleside
  • Lovett Bay
  • Mackerel Beach
  • Mona Vale
  • Morning Bay (Towlers Bay)
  • Newport
  • North Narrabeen
  • Palm Beach
  • Scotland Island
  • Warriewood
  • Whale Beach

For all your property legal requirements contact:
Aldren Conveyancing Services – Northern Beaches
Phone:      (02) 9984 8840
Fax:           (02) 9984 8850
Mobile:     0422 011 434
Email:       sara@aldrenconveyancing.com.au

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