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Waverton Maxi Cab Sydney, It is a suburb on the lower North Shore of Sydney, in the Australian state of New South Wales. Waverton is situated four kilometres north of Sydney’s central business district, within the jurisdiction of North Sydney Council.
1929 saw the naming of Waverton after the Waverton Estate of early inhabitant Robert Old. The land formerly belonged to William Carr, who called it after a family-related English hamlet.

1893 saw the extension of the North Shore railway line from St. Leonards to Milsons Point. For nearly four decades, this station was known as Bay Road, after the street that spans the railroad tracks. The local progress association suggested a name change in 1929, and Waverton was chosen.

Aboriginal Australians occupied the region until 1916. They left various traces of their presence behind. There is a massive whale-shaped rock carving near to the heritage-listed Coal Loader, as well as waterholes and grinding grooves in Balls Head Reserve and engravings and grinding grooves in Waverton Park.

Sydney Trains’ North Shore, Northern & Western Line stops at Waverton Station. The naval base of HMAS Waterhen is located on Balls Head Road.
Waverton features a village-like assortment of shops surrounding the train station, including an IGA grocery, bottle shop, butcher, dry cleaners, pharmacy, and a number of restaurants and cafés, such as the Third Rail Cafe, Botanica Cafe, Bay Tandoori, and Tasty Thai. In late 2018, the ‘Grumpy Baker’ returned to Waverton after a three-year absence.

Balls Head Reserve, the peninsula of bushland, is a favourite picnic spot, especially when there are fireworks in the harbour. Its one-way road network is also a popular path for hikers and joggers.
Waverton Park, located on the shores of Berrys Bay and offering views of Sydney Harbour, is another recreation hub.