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Central Coast + Newcastle, New South Wales

Just over an hour north of Sydney, the Central Coast and Newcastle together offer some of New South Wales’ most appealing coastal lifestyles. The Central Coast, home to around 355,000 residents and a $20.8 billion economy, combines golden beaches, lush bushland, and a strong sense of community with over 140,000 local jobs across health, construction, retail, and education. Outdoor living is central here, with surfing, hiking, and kayaking just part of daily life, while local markets, festivals, and creative spaces add cultural energy.

 

Just a little further north, Newcastle blends surf, style, and soul, with 168,800 residents and a broader urban population of 465,000, supporting a Gross Regional Product of A$22.7 billion and over 144,000 jobs. Its golden beaches, coastal walks, heritage buildings, cafés, and vibrant arts scene create a city that balances urban opportunity with coastal calm.

 

Together, these regions offer residents and visitors alike a mix of natural beauty, economic opportunity, and creative, laid-back living along NSW’s stunning coastline.

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$25B 

Economy

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185K

Total Employment (2025)

21% 

Newcastle Growth Rate over 20years

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18% 

Central Coast Growth Rate over 20years

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Housing Projects

We’ve got an exciting mix of new-build homes and dual-occupancy properties, apartments and townhouses available across some of the most liveable and well-connected suburbs in the most attractive parts of the State.


Take a look at a few of the current opportunities below — this is just a small sample. There are plenty more options available, with new projects launching regularly. Let us help you find the ideal home or investment to match your goals.

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Features:

  • 16mins from Newcastle Airport

  • 20mins from a University and TAFE

  • mins from beach

  • 40mins from Newcastle Esplanade, restaurants and entertainment

  • 10min drive from the aquatic and sports centre on the lake frontage

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Heatherbrae

Heatherbrae is a suburb 40 minutes north of the city of Newcastle. It is about 10mins to the beach.

 

The suburb straddles the Pacific Highway and is bounded on the west by the open space and the Hunter River.

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Within the suburb is a public high school and essential services. The suburb of Raymond Terrace immediately north has many of the services in easy reach including primary schools, parks and recreation centres on the  Lake.  The coast and national parks are only a stone's throw away to the north and east.

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Being so close to Newcastle, Heatherbrae has access to a range of services including hospitals and tertiary education institutions, entertainment and dining and shopping precincts.

Morisset

Morisset, in the Lake Macquarie region of New South Wales, sits about 1.5 hours north of Sydney and an hour south of Newcastle, offering a relaxed lakeside and bushland lifestyle with good connectivity via the M1 motorway and train line. The suburb combines natural beauty — Lake Macquarie’s waterfront and the nearby Watagan Mountains — with a growing town centre that includes shops, cafes, schools, and community facilities. It’s increasingly popular with families, retirees, and commuters seeking space and affordability while remaining within reach of major hubs.

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The area is part of a broader growth corridor, with new housing estates, infrastructure improvements, and commercial developments underway. Morisset’s appeal lies in its balance of nature and convenience — a quieter lifestyle close to the lake, yet poised for ongoing expansion as one of the Hunter region’s key growth areas.

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Features:

  • a few mins to a university

  • 30mins from coast and beaches

  • 1 hour and 45mins from Sydney CBD

  • 50mins from Newcastle, restaurants and entertainment

  • 30mins from a major hospital

  • minutes from National Parks, walking trails and camping areas and motorcycle tracks.

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Hamlyn Terrace

Hamlyn Terrace is a small suburb near Tuggerah Lake. It sits behind the lake-side suburbs of Gorokan and Kanwal. As well as easy access to the Lake, this suburb is very close to the beaches on the coast and Wyrrabalong National Park via the Toukley Bridge.

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Hamlyn Terrace relies on the neighbouring suburbs for essential services, schools, post office, shopping, entertainment including a cinema.

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On the edge of the Hamlyn Terrace is a public hospital. 

 

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Features:

  • 5mins from a centre

  • 5mins an aquatic centre

  • 2mins from the lake front

  • a regional sporting and recreation complex within the suburb

  • 5mins from coast and beaches

  • 1 hour 35mins from Sydney

  • 1 hour from Newcastle

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