Which suburb is 22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong located in?

22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong is located in North Wollongong, NSW 2500.

How many residences are there in 22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong?

22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong has a total of 19 residences.

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Developments

North Wollongong, NSW 2500

22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong

22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong NSW 2500

Pre-construction

19 residences

Progress verified

Estimated completion early 2029

Plans approved
Pre-construction
Under construction
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Development information for 22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong

Suburb:

North Wollongong, NSW 2500

Local Government Area:

Wollongong City Council

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Early 2029

Residences:

Landmark intelligence by

“Coastal residential pocket 900 metres from North Wollongong Station and adjacent to Stuart Park.”

What's near 22-26 Pleasant Avenue, North Wollongong

Under 500m
Gardens
Stuart Park
Offers extensive public open space, picnic shelters, cycle paths, and an all-abilities regional playground.
Under 1km
GP / Medical
TeamMed Medical Practice
Delivers general practitioner consultations, chronic condition planning, and preventative healthcare services.
Groceries
IGA Local Grocer North Wollongong
Provides daily grocery essentials, fresh produce, and extended trading hours seven days a week.
Education
Smith's Hill High School
Operates as an academically selective co-educational public secondary school catering to students in years 7 to 12.
Transport
North Wollongong Railway Station
Operates NSW TrainLink South Coast Line passenger services connecting to Sydney Central and Wollongong CBD.

North Wollongong, NSW 2500

North Wollongong demonstrates steady capital growth driven by high rental demand from students and professionals seeking proximity to the coastline and university campuses. Transport connectivity is anchored by the South Coast rail line and direct links along the Princes Highway.

Infrastructure updates

Formally integrated into the NSW Transit Oriented Development (TOD) precinct controls for North Wollongong Station, raising maximum building heights up to 32 metres and increasing floor space ratios up to 2.5:1 under the Wollongong Local Environmental Plan.