3-4 Beach Street, Huskisson

3-4 Beach Street, Huskisson NSW 2540

Pre-construction
  • Low-Rise
  • 14 residences
  • 28 car spaces
Progress verified
  1. Plans approved
  2. Pre-construction
  3. Under construction
  4. Complete

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Development information for 3-4 Beach Street, Huskisson

Local Government Area:
Shoalhaven City Council
Project Status:
Pre-construction
Residences:
14
Car Spaces:
28
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
Low-Rise
Floors:
4
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Prime coastal address situated moments from Huskisson Beach and local village amenities.

What's near 3-4 Beach Street, Huskisson

  1. Under 500m
    Gardens

    White Sands Park

    Features public barbecue facilities, picnic tables, a children's playground, and direct foreshore walking tracks.

    Transport

    Hawke Street Bus Stop

    Operates Nowra Coaches Route 102 connecting Huskisson directly to Nowra CBD and Bomaderry railway station.

  2. Under 1km
    Groceries

    Friendly Grocer Huskisson

    Provides daily essential groceries, fresh produce, meat, and general pantry goods seven days a week.

    Education

    Huskisson Public School

    Caters to primary school students from Kindergarten to Year 6 within the local Shoalhaven catchment area.

  3. Under 4.5km
    GP / Medical

    Vincentia Medical Centre

    Provides general practice consultations, chronic health management, pathology collections, and minor procedure services.

Huskisson, NSW 2540

Huskisson is a high-demand South Coast coastal market characterised by strong holiday-home investment, retiree demographics, and limited residential supply. Regional connectivity is supported by arterial road corridors along the Princes Highway and connecting bus services to Bomaderry railway station.


Infrastructure updates

Transport for NSW is delivering the $164 million Jervis Bay Road and Princes Highway intersection grade-separated interchange alongside planning for the $500 million Princes Highway duplication between Jervis Bay Road and Hawken Road.

Amenities near 3-4 Beach Street, Huskisson