Belmont
Belmont, situated between picturesque Lake Macquarie and the rugged shore line of Nine Mile Beach which stretches from Redhead Bluff in the North to Swansea Heads to the South, is the hub of Lake Macquarie. Just 15 minutes to the heart of Newcastle to the North and 90 minutes to Sydney to the South. With new housing, land, accommodation and retail developments making the most of this scenic spot, Belmont is moving into a more sophisticated era. With tourism playing an ever increasing role alongside…
Cardiff
Cardiff is a very diverse suburb, containing one of the largest industrial estates in the hunter, having a variety of industries ranging from transport, engineering, mining and food manufacturing. However, Cardiff presents a conveniently located, family friendly environment. Cardiff offers private and public schools, parks, reserves, sporting field, skate parks and tennis courts. Cardiff is conveniently located being both central to the western and eastern centres of the city, with an abundance…
East Maitland
Maitland, first settled by Europeans in approximately 1810, is the focus of a diversity of economic activities including agriculture, tourism, mining, manufacturing, transport and construction industries. Its long history is reflected in the many historic buildings built in the mid 1800s, using local sandstone and cedar. Arguably Maitland’s greatest asset is its location on the rich alluvial flats of the Hunter and Paterson Rivers. It is one of the most highly productive areas in NSW and a service…
Eleebana
The size of Eleebana is approximately 4 square kilometres. It has 19 parks covering nearly 13% of total area. The population of Eleebana in 2001 was 5,758 people. By 2006 the population was 6,163 showing a population growth of 7% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Eleebana is 50-59 years. Households in Eleebana are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying between $800 - $1000 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Eleebana work in a…
Hamilton
Hamilton is well known for its many restaurants and cafes, the main street of Hamilton, Beaumont Street, offers plenty of dining options from Italian, Thai, Chinese, Turkish and Indian to name a few. Hamilton is located close to the harbour precinct, beaches, public transport and the heart of Newcastle making this a very sought after location. Most of the homes in Hamilton are medium sized 2- 3 bedroom cottages on small blocks of land ranging from 250m – 450m2. Majority of these properties…
