Which suburb is Maling Street, Eden located in?

Maling Street, Eden is located in Eden, NSW 2551.

How many residences are there in Maling Street, Eden?

Maling Street, Eden has a total of 12 residences.

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Eden, NSW 2551

Maling Street, Eden

Maling Street, Eden NSW 2551

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12 residences

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Estimated completion early 2028

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Development information for Maling Street, Eden

Suburb:

Eden, NSW 2551

Local Government Area:

Bega Valley Shire Council

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Early 2028

Residences:

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“Central coastal living just 200 metres from Eden town centre and transit connections.”

What's near Maling Street, Eden

Under 500m
Groceries
Coles Eden
Full-line supermarket supplying fresh produce, groceries, and everyday household essentials.
Transport
Eden Coach Stop (Imlay Street)
Operates as the primary transit point for NSW TrainLink regional coaches and Sapphire Coast Buslines routes.
GP / Medical
Eden Community Health
Delivers general outpatient care, allied health services, and community nursing support.
Education
Eden Public School
Co-educational government primary school catering to students from Kindergarten to Year 6.
Under 1km
Gardens
Barclay Street Recreation Precinct
Community sports ground featuring an all-abilities playground, skate park, and floodlit sporting ovals.

Eden, NSW 2551

Eden is an established coastal hub characterised by a mix of families and retirees supported by maritime, timber, and tourism industries. The residential market exhibits consistent regional demand bolstered by Princes Highway connectivity and port infrastructure investments.

Infrastructure updates

Bega Valley Shire Council has designated 112-114 Imlay Street for a proposed 118-place early learning centre alongside ongoing federal and council-funded upgrades to the Barclay Street Recreation Precinct.