28 Hunter Street, Greta
28 Hunter Street, Greta NSW 2334
- 12 residences
- Apartments
- Plans approved
- Pre-construction
- Under construction
- Complete
Approved and getting underway in Greta
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Apartments loves 28 Hunter Street, Greta because…
28 Hunter Street introduces a thoughtfully conceived boutique collection of 12 contemporary residences, calibrated to balance generous domestic proportions with refined regional living. Each home prioritises expansive, open-plan layouts oriented to capture abundant natural light and facilitate seamless cross-ventilation throughout. Robust structural materials, tactile interior finishes, and an emphasis on acoustic seclusion culminate in an enduring built form that harmonises privacy with modern architectural warmth.
Development information for 28 Hunter Street, Greta
“Connected regional living situated just 550 metres from Greta Railway Station and village conveniences.”
What's near 28 Hunter Street, Greta
- Under 500mEducation
Greta Public School
Established government primary school catering to students from Kindergarten through to Year 6.
GroceriesHigh Street Village Commercial Strip
Local commercial strip offering daily convenience groceries, postal services, newsagency, and dining options.
GP / MedicalGreta Medical Centre
Local general practice clinic providing family medical healthcare, pathology, and bulk-billed consultations.
GardensNorman Brown Park
Community park offering open green space, children's play equipment, picnic tables, and public amenities.
- Under 1kmTransport
Greta Railway Station
Regional railway station operating NSW TrainLink Hunter Line passenger services between Scone, Maitland, and Newcastle.
Greta, NSW 2334
Greta is an emerging Hunter Region residential market underpinned by strong homeownership and steady demand from young families seeking rural-residential lifestyle affordability. Connectivity is anchored by the New England Highway and Hunter Line rail services delivering direct transit links into Maitland and Newcastle.
Infrastructure updates
The draft Anambah to Branxton Structure Plan under the Hunter Regional Plan 2041 designates Greta as a core growth precinct, planning for long-term residential expansion and transit-oriented development around Greta Station funded via the Cessnock Section 7.11 Citywide Contributions Plan.
Amenities near 28 Hunter Street, Greta
Built-in buyer protection
State-backed peace of mind for your new home.
6-year structural protection
Covered for 6 years post-completion.
2-year builder care period
Maintenance coverage for 2 years post-completion.
Standard statutory warranty periods vary by state. Terms apply under local residential building guidelines.
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