Which suburb is 6-8 Grant Street, Maitland located in?

6-8 Grant Street, Maitland is located in Maitland, NSW 2320.

How many car spaces are there in 6-8 Grant Street, Maitland?

6-8 Grant Street, Maitland has a total of 19 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 6-8 Grant Street, Maitland?

6-8 Grant Street, Maitland has a total of 15 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 6-8 Grant Street, Maitland

Developments

Maitland, NSW 2320

6-8 Grant Street, Maitland

6-8 Grant Street, Maitland NSW 2320

Under construction

15 residences
19 car spaces

Progress verified

Estimated completion early 2027

Plans approved
Construction started
Under construction
Complete

Under construction, on track for early 2027

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Development information for 6-8 Grant Street, Maitland

Suburb:

Maitland, NSW 2320

Local Government Area:

Maitland City Council

Project Status:

Under construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Early 2027

Residences:

Car Spaces:

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“Central Maitland living positioned 450m from Maitland Station and key town centre amenities.”

What's near 6-8 Grant Street, Maitland

Under 500m
Groceries
Pender Place Shopping Centre
Features a full-line Woolworths supermarket, a pharmacy, and essential daily retail services.
Education
Maitland Public School
Delivers government primary education for students from Kindergarten through Year 6.
GP / Medical
Central Maitland Medical Centre
Provides comprehensive general practitioner consultations, chronic disease care, and pathology collection.
Transport
Maitland Railway Station
Provides regular Hunter Line passenger rail services connecting to Newcastle Interchange and NSW TrainLink services to Sydney.
Under 1km
Gardens
Maitland Park
Offers extensive open parkland, cricket and sports ovals, netball courts, and the Maitland Aquatic Centre.

Maitland, NSW 2320

Maitland functions as a primary regional hub in the Lower Hunter, driven by steady population growth and direct rail links to Newcastle and Sydney. The local residential market is underpinned by established health and civic infrastructure alongside ongoing commercial revitalisation.

Infrastructure updates

Governed by the Maitland Development Control Plan 2026 and guided by the Maitland Local Housing Strategy 2041, Council is targeting urban consolidation, higher residential densities, and active travel corridors around the central rail hub.