Omaroo Pittwater

2129 Pittwater Road, Church Point NSW 2105

In planning
  • Low-Rise
  • 12 residences
  • Selling now
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Awaiting planning approval from Northern Beaches Council

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Development information for Omaroo Pittwater

Local Government Area:
Northern Beaches Council
Project Status:
In planning
Residences:
12
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
Low-Rise
Floors:
2
Landmark intelligence by

Prestigious Pittwater waterfront setting steps from the marina foreshore and local bus connections.

What's near Omaroo Pittwater

  1. Under 500m
    Transport

    Pittwater Rd opp The Quays Marina Bus Stop

    Provides Route 156 bus services operating directly to Mona Vale town centre and major B-Line rapid transit connections.

  2. Under 1km
    Gardens

    Thomas Stephens Reserve

    Features open foreshore green space, picnic facilities, a public timber boardwalk, and water access.

    Groceries

    The Waterfront Cafe and General Store

    Supplies daily grocery essentials, fresh provisions, convenience goods, and waterfront dining options.

  3. Under 1.5km
    Education

    St Luke's Grammar School (Bayview Campus)

    Delivers co-educational independent primary schooling from Pre-Kindergarten through to Year 6.

  4. Under 4km
    GP / Medical

    Pittwater Family Practice

    Provides general practice consultations, pathology collection, immunisations, and family medical services.

Church Point, NSW 2105

Church Point is a tightly held, high-wealth coastal enclave characterized by low-density residential homes and a mature demographic profile. Transit connectivity is anchored by local bus route 156 connecting to the Mona Vale B-Line interchange, complemented by commuter ferry links across Pittwater.


Infrastructure updates

Planning controls are administered under the Pittwater Local Environmental Plan 2014 by Northern Beaches Council, supported by civil upgrades along the McCarrs Creek Road corridor and Council's Church Point Parking Demand Strategy.

Amenities near Omaroo Pittwater