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LJ Hooker Crows Nest NSW


Crows Nest Real Estate Agent Details
1 Alexander Street,
CROWS NEST NSW 2065
Phone
(02) 9439 1200
Fax
(02) 9437 5993
crowsnest@ljh.com.au
Feature Property

Our Office - Servicing Crows Nest Real Estate and Surrounds



OFFICE DETAILS
Australian Business Number:   ABN 37 262 191 721 ACN 003 286 057 Corporation Licence No 260 374
Trading Hours:   Weekdays - 9.00am - 5.00pm Sat - 8.30am - 3.30pm
Additional Services:
Licenced Real Estate Agent
Justice of the peace (JP)
L.J. Hooker Priority Card
Languages Spoken: Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese


Specialities

  • Residential Property
  • Commercial Property
  • Property Management
  • Auctions

Servicing

  • Crows Nest 2065
  • Wollstonecraft 2065
  • St. Leonards 2065
  • Waverton 2060
  • Naremburn 2065
  • Greenwich 2065

Testimonials

Dear Michael, On behalf of my family and myself, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you ever so much for the wonderful job you did in selling our family property at Naremburn.Your professionalism was second to none. The fact that you were in constant contact with us during and after the auction campaign, always available for advice, honest with answers to any of our queries and, overall, working beyond the call of duty on our behalf, was more than appreciated.

Crows Nest Locality Guide

History
In 1825, Edward Wollstonecraft was granted 500 acres of land. On the highest point of his patch he built a fine house to take in the commanding view of Sydney harbour. That house was called “Crows Nest”, and the surrounding property became known as “Crows Nest Farm”. Upon his death in 1832, his business partner and brother in law, Alexander Berry continued farming here until his death in 1873.
The property was then sold and subsequently subdivided into housing lots. The fine house was demolished and in its place rose the North Sydney Demonstration School. The ferry service to the city and cable tram to Crows Nest ensured a swift development of the area, and the arrival of the electric tram in 1898 heightened that… more

Awards

Over the last five years LJ Hooker has been proud to award this office for outstanding performance in the following:

Award Name For Period
Annual NSW/ACT - Most Productive Team - Income Earned 2007 - May 2006 to April 2007
Annual NSW/ACT - Most Productive Team - Number Of Transactions (Runner Up) 2007 - May 2006 to April 2007