Houses and units
Houses. Miranda, Yowie Bay and Kareela-edge streets hold 1960s–80s brick-veneer homes. The classic layout is a bathroom with a bath under the shower and a separate toilet beside it — ideal for combining into one better room. See small bathrooms.
Units. Walk-ups and newer apartments around the Miranda town centre and rail line. Strata approval comes first, then lift or stair logistics and restricted hours.
What Miranda homeowners ask for
- A walk-in shower replacing the bath-over-shower.
- Combining the separate toilet into the bathroom.
- Wall-hung vanities with drawers.
- Tiles to the ceiling in wet zones.
- Better ventilation — especially in units.
Asbestos
Homes built or renovated before about 1990 may contain asbestos cement linings. Tested first; removed by a licensed removalist.
Approvals
Houses generally need none for internal renovations. Units need owners corporation approval for waterproofing work.
Nearby
Caringbah, Gymea, Sylvania and Kirrawee.
Costs
Costs depend on size, layout and finishes — see our cost guide or book a quote for a price on your job.
Call 02 4307 5309 or send the room details through.
Questions people ask before they commit
What are typical Miranda bathrooms like?
In houses, often a 1960s–80s bathroom with a bath-over-shower, a separate toilet next door and tiles to about two metres. In units near the town centre, compact bathrooms with a bath or tray shower and limited ventilation.
Do Miranda units need strata approval?
Generally yes for bathroom work involving waterproofing. Owners corporation approval sets the start date, so apply early.
What does a Miranda bathroom renovation cost?
It depends on the room, the finishes and, for units, strata logistics such as lift bookings and approvals. See our cost guide at /bathroom-renovation-cost/, or book a measure for a fixed written price.