Which suburb is 40 Milray Street, Swansea located in?

40 Milray Street, Swansea is located in Swansea, NSW 2281.

How many car spaces are there in 40 Milray Street, Swansea?

40 Milray Street, Swansea has a total of 37 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 40 Milray Street, Swansea?

40 Milray Street, Swansea has a total of 18 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 40 Milray Street, Swansea

Developments

Swansea, NSW 2281

40 Milray Street, Swansea

40 Milray Street, Swansea NSW 2281

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18 residences
37 car spaces

Progress verified

Estimated completion late 2028

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Awaiting planning approval from Lake Macquarie City Council

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Development information for 40 Milray Street, Swansea

Suburb:

Swansea, NSW 2281

Local Government Area:

Lake Macquarie City Council

Project Status:

In planning

Estimated Completion Date:

Late 2028

Residences:

Car Spaces:

Landmark intelligence by

“Elevated coastal setting walking distance to Swansea Village amenities, transport, and channel waterways.”

What's near 40 Milray Street, Swansea

Under 500m
Gardens
Chapman Oval
Features open sports fields, cricket facilities, and direct pathway links to the Swansea Channel foreshore.
Under 1km
Transport
Pacific Highway Bus Stop (Swansea Centre)
Provides regular Transport for NSW bus services connecting directly to Belmont, Charlestown, and Newcastle Interchange.
Groceries
Coles Swansea
Full-line supermarket providing fresh produce, everyday groceries, and an adjacent pharmacy in the town centre.
GP / Medical
Swansea Medical Centre
Accredited general practice offering general practitioners, pathology collection, and chronic disease management.
Education
Swansea Public School
Co-educational government primary school serving Kindergarten to Year 6 students.

Swansea, NSW 2281

Swansea is an established coastal enclave in Lake Macquarie characterised by mature demographics, steady rental yields, and limited medium-density housing supply. The suburb benefits from direct connectivity along the Pacific Highway corridor, linking residents north to Charlestown and Newcastle CBD.

Infrastructure updates

Development application DA/1030/2026 under the Lake Macquarie Local Environmental Plan 2014 proposes an 18-dwelling multi-residential townhouse development across the 4,148sqm R3 Medium Density site.