15 Princes Avenue, Charlestown

15 Princes Avenue, Charlestown NSW 2290

Pre-construction
  • 12 residences
  • 24 car spaces
  • Selling now
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Development information for 15 Princes Avenue, Charlestown

Local Government Area:
Lake Macquarie City Council
Project Status:
Pre-construction
Residences:
12
Car Spaces:
24
Buildings:
1
Floors:
3
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A well-connected residential setting situated 600 metres from Charlestown Square and transit routes.

What's near 15 Princes Avenue, Charlestown

  1. Under 500m
    Gardens

    Attunga Park

    Provides open green space, shaded picnic areas, and a children's playground equipped with a climbing wall and flying fox.

    Education

    Charlestown Public School

    Offers government co-educational primary schooling catering for students from Kindergarten through to Year 6.

    GP / Medical

    Charlestown Medical & Dental Centre

    Provides general practice consultations, allied health services, diagnostic imaging, and an integrated Medicare Urgent Care Clinic.

  2. Under 1km
    Groceries

    Charlestown Square

    Houses full-line Woolworths, Coles, and Aldi supermarkets alongside a comprehensive retail and fresh food precinct.

    Transport

    Charlestown Square Bus Interchange

    Operates high-frequency regional bus routes and express commuter connections across Greater Newcastle and Lake Macquarie.

Charlestown, NSW 2290

Charlestown serves as Lake Macquarie's key strategic economic and retail centre, supported by extensive arterial connections directly into Newcastle CBD. The local property market demonstrates steady demand across downsizer and family demographics for infill and medium-density dwellings.


Infrastructure updates

Identified as a Strategic Economic Centre under the Hunter Regional Plan 2041 and the Lake Macquarie Local Strategic Planning Statement, prioritising urban renewal and medium-density residential infill.

Amenities near 15 Princes Avenue, Charlestown