Which suburb is 2 Mary Street, Argenton located in?

2 Mary Street, Argenton is located in Argenton, NSW 2284.

How many car spaces are there in 2 Mary Street, Argenton?

2 Mary Street, Argenton has a total of 15 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 2 Mary Street, Argenton?

2 Mary Street, Argenton has a total of 10 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 2 Mary Street, Argenton

Developments

Argenton, NSW 2284

2 Mary Street, Argenton

2 Mary Street, Argenton NSW 2284

Pre-construction

10 residences
15 car spaces

Progress verified

Estimated completion late 2027

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Development information for 2 Mary Street, Argenton

Suburb:

Argenton, NSW 2284

Local Government Area:

Lake Macquarie City Council

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Late 2027

Residences:

Car Spaces:

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“Connected Lake Macquarie positioning located 790 metres from Cockle Creek Station and retail precincts.”

What's near 2 Mary Street, Argenton

Under 500m
Gardens
Argenton Park
Supplies local open sports fields, children play equipment, and adjoining access to Waratah Golf Club.
Education
Argenton Public School
Operates as the local government co-educational primary school featuring open sporting grounds and primary education facilities.
Under 1km
Transport
Cockle Creek Station
Provides regular Central Coast & Newcastle Line passenger services connecting directly to Newcastle Interchange and Sydney Central.
Under 1.5km
Groceries
Stockland Glendale
Features full-line Woolworths and Coles supermarkets, an event cinema complex, and over eighty specialty retail outlets.
GP / Medical
Glendale Medical Centre
Delivers general practice consultations, chronic disease management, and on-site pathology services.

Argenton, NSW 2284

Argenton is an established residential enclave in the City of Lake Macquarie populated largely by young families and long-term owner-occupiers. The precinct benefits from strong multi-modal transit links along the Main Northern railway corridor and arterial access to major commercial hubs.

Infrastructure updates

Formally integrated into the Lake Macquarie City Council North West Catalyst Area Place Strategy, supporting urban renewal and transit upgrades linked to the $78m TAHE Glendale master plan precinct.