Turramurra, Wahroonga and Warrawee
At the top of the North Shore line the suburbs grow larger and greener still. Turramurra has a busy little centre around its station and the road that winds down through Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park to Bobbin Head on Cowan Creek. Warrawee is almost entirely houses in gardens, and Wahroonga, where the Pacific Highway meets the motorway north, is known for its grand old homes and for the Sydney Adventist Hospital.
The motorway connection means Wahroonga is easy to reach from the Central Coast and the north-west as well as from the city, and NorthConnex links it underground to the M2. Companions who live in Hornsby or Pennant Hills cover these suburbs readily, while those from the lower North Shore may set a minimum booking length for the drive.
It is out-call country, with very few in-calls. The bush setting is lovely by day but dark at night, so leave an outside light on. Sydney escorts who travel this far often appreciate a parking spot on the driveway rather than on a narrow street.
See Turramurra escorts and Wahroonga.
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