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Suburb Property Profile: Warners Bay, NSW 2282

Located 13km from Newcastle, Warners Bay is one of the most populous suburbs in Lake Macquarie and is a promising area for those looking to invest or settle down. Whether you’re keen to make the most of the outdoors or just want the peace of lakeside living, this sunny suburb will have something for you. Read on for our guide to the area.

warners bay suburb profile

Image: Visit Lake Mac

Demographics

Warners Bay is home to just over 7,600 residents, with the median age sitting slightly higher than average at 43. The serene lake views tend to attract many retirees while the wealth of outdoor activities is putting the suburb on the radar of young families. Nearly three-quarters of residents are homeowners and there are an equal number of families and singles. The suburb hosts a mix of old and new homes, and while family homes account for the majority of residencies, new developments have given way to the construction of apartment buildings and modernisation of local shopping precincts.

Transportation

Warners Bay is serviced by bus routes 48 and 29, which are operated by Newcastle Transport, and route 269 on Hunter Valley Buses. The closest train station is Cardiff Station, which is served by Intercity Trains and located on The Central Coast and Newcastle Line. Cardiff Station is a 10-minute drive or 26-minute bus ride on the 29 bus. Warners Bay is about 2 hours away from the Sydney CBD, making Newcastle the main hub for professionals, only a 25-minute drive away.

warners bay suburb profile

Image: Visit Lake Mac

Retail Therapy

Warners Bay Village is the main shopping hub in Warners Bay, covering the essentials with a  Coles, Guardian Pharmacy as well as banks and a newsagency. There is also an Australia Post and Caltex petrol station nearby. The closest major shopping centre is Westfield Kotara, which is about a 12-minute drive away or 35-50 minutes on public transport. The precinct is home to over 250 retailers including David Jones, H&M as well as a number of other well-known Australian and International boutiques.

The School Run

There are three government schools in the area: Warners Bay Public School, Biddabah Public School and Warners Bay High School. St Mary’s Primary is the only private school in the area; the closest private high school is St Paul’s Catholic College in Booragul. For older students, the University of Newcastle is only a 20-minute drive away.

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Image: Newcastle.edu.au

Local Amenities

Having the beautiful Lake Macquarie on your doorstep means there is never a dull moment in Warners Bay. The lakeside pathway is loved by pedestrians and bikers and features the beautiful Red Bluff Boardwalk on one side and Lake Macquarie Museum of Art and Culture on the other. The lake itself is perfect for sailing, kayaking, fishing and stand-up paddleboarding. In town, enjoy a meal with a view at Sephardim, The Grand Pavilion or sip a latte at local favourites like Brennan or Q & Co. Let the kids run wild at Lake Macquarie Variety Playground or the popular Hunter Ice Skating Stadium.

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Adrianne is an aspiring writer completing her final year of a Bachelor of Communications (Journalism) at Deakin University. She is passionate about experimental interior design and would love to build her own house one day.

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