Huntlee Brochure

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IN GREAT HANDS

LWP Property Group (LWP) is a nationally awarded Socially – through the integration of new and
leader in the design and creation of large scale, existing communities to reinforce a sense of place
master-planned communities. and delivering on the range of facilities and services
that new communities need.
Through its flagship Ellenbrook project, LWP has
established its credentials as a visionary ‘place Economically – by providing new opportunities for
maker’ – creating vibrant, healthy and sustainable business and local employment.
communities where people can live, work and play.
Environmentally – by ensuring the overall design
Globally acknowledged as industry best-practice, works in harmony with its immediate surroundings.
Ellenbrook has evolved over the past two decades,
becoming Australia’s most awarded new town. To Partnering – by working closely with stakeholders to
date, Ellenbrook has garnered more than 30 state, realise a shared and sustainable vision.
national and international awards for innovative
design and community-building initiatives deemed “In Huntlee, we are taking all we’ve learned
to have enriched the lives of its residents. at Ellenbrook and using that expertise to
deliver a truly remarkable 21st century
Creating a community is much more than just town, here in the heart of the Hunter.”
people and infrastructure; LWP believes in creating
a true sense of place – one that enriches the lives of Danny Murphy, Managing Director
its residents. In undertaking its work, LWP pursues LWP Property Group
outcomes in four key areas:

Ellenbrook – Swan Valley, Perth

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TOGETHER

The Hunter’s newest town.
Over a 20-year period, Huntlee will evolve to become home to 20,000
residents in up to 7,500 dwellings. Huntlee, the Hunter Valley’s newest
town, will deliver on every aspect of modern living – embracing art,
culture, entertainment, business services, education, recreation and
so much more.

Like every aspect of Huntlee, the town centre is entirely master-
planned. It will become the focal meeting point for each of the four
neighbouring village communities. Upon completion, Huntlee’s 200ha
town centre will provide infrastructure for retail, commercial and
education enterprises.

Town central.
Coles has already committed to building a full-range supermarket
as well as a number of associated specialty stores in the town
centre. Creating a vibrant shopping precinct, Huntlee can match the
convenience of any other major residential hub. It will incorporate up
to 1,700 medium-density townhouses and apartment residences and
generate approximately 3,000 jobs along the way. Huntlee will
be at the core of new business and investment opportunities in the
Hunter Valley.

Life-long learning.
From childcare to aged care, with state-of-the-art secondary
education and clear opportunities for tertiary campuses, Huntlee will
be a community committed to life-long learning.

The Huntlee Academy is providing comprehensive training programs,
opening new onsite career pathways during the construction phase
across Huntlee.

Added to that, the Hunter Expressway to the south-east and the
New England Highway to the north-west gives Huntlee residents
unprecedented access to broader employment and training
opportunities across the entire region.

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BIG PLANS

More than $1.5 billion will go into Huntlee, not only delivering affordable
housing but generating thousands of jobs, infrastructure and public and
private sector investment, while achieving positive environmental and
social outcomes.

Huntlee’s four villages, nestled around the 200ha town centre, provide the perfect canvas
for the creation of a truly connected and sustainably prosperous community.

In the master-planning of Huntlee, a comprehensive needs assessment of a new 20,000 person
town was undertaken. This assessment incorporated the needs of and facilities currently available
in the surrounding townships of Branxton, Greta and North Rothbury.

Consequently, the following major facilities have been identified for incorporation into Huntlee:

PLANNED FACILITIES FAST FACTS

Public and Private Primary Schools • Investment of $1.5bn over 20 years
Public and Private Secondary Schools • Up to 7,500 new residential homes by 2035
Preschools • Approximately 20,000 residents
Health Centres • Four villages encircling the town centre
Library • 2 00ha town centre (retail, commercial,
Seniors Living
Youth Centres e mployment and education)
Neighbourhood Centres • Approximately 3,000 new jobs
15ha Regional and District Sports Grounds • 5,800ha reserved for conservation
160ha Parks and Open Space • Walking distance to Branxton train station
• At the start of the four-lane Hunter Expressway
• Less than 45 minutes to Newcastle CBD
• Around two hours to Sydney CBD

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Muswellbrook Sydney 2 hours LIFE
Newcastle 45 mins BALANCE
Singleton Maitland Maitland 25 mins
Branxton Cessnock 20 mins Less travel. More life.
Greta Singleton 20 mins The new Hunter Expressway means Newcastle is just under
45 minutes away and you can be on the outskirts of Sydney in less
Cessnock Town Centre than 90 minutes. From Huntlee, within 25 minutes you can be in
Village Centre Cessnock, Singleton or Maitland and, don’t forget, the Hunter’s
Newcastle Residential world famous Wine Country is at your doorstep. Branxton Station,
Large Lot Residential on the main Hunter Line, is also within walking distance. Huntlee
Population of Expected to Existing Residential will also be serviced by public and private bus lines.
approximately create 3,000 Open Space
20,000 people new jobs Conservation Handy Huntlee.
Huntlee is the ideal mix of country charm and urban convenience.
$1.5bn Up to 7,500 5,800 hectares While the excitement at Huntlee continues to build, the neighbouring
investment new homes reserved for villages of Branxton and Greta offer State and Catholic primary
over 20 years by 2035 conservation schools as well as medical facilities, post offices, shops, cafés,
restaurants and a range of other services.
Four-lane Over 200 Aerial plan correct as at 2014
Hunter hectares of Nearby, Cessnock, Singleton and Maitland boast private and public
Expressway Town Centre primary and secondary schools, hospitals and ancillary medical
facilities, full-scale shopping centres and all the other services and
Branxton 5 mins Walking distance facilities you’d expect in a major regional centre.
to Branxton train
station Smartest homes.
Utilising leading sustainable technologies, Huntlee’s Design
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round. Better still, the Huntlee Water initiative’s “third pipe” delivers
recycled water for washing machines, toilets and gardens.

High speed NBN connectivity means that you’ll always be in touch.
Connecting to cleaner, cost-effective Natural Gas also ticks boxes.

Giving the land a hand.
At LWP, we are committed to ensuring a sustainable future for us and
our environment. Within the Huntlee project area, you will find large
tracts of preserved vegetation to retain the natural habitats of the
local flora and fauna. Environmental lands totalling 803ha have been
dedicated in perpetuity within the project boundaries – including
the 17ha Persoonia Park, dedicated to the preservation of the rare
Persoonia pauciflora. An additional 4,988ha of conservation lands
have been gifted to the NSW Government.

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RIGHT AT HOME EVERYONE WANTS THE ABILITY TO
MAKE THEIR OWN LIFESTYLE CHOICES.
At Huntlee, you’ll find the perfect home size, design and space that is right for
whatever stage of life’s journey you are at. From affordable, space-smart living AT HUNTLEE YOU CAN ENJOY THAT
for singles, professional couples and empty nesters, to flexible, spacious options FREEDOM FROM DAY ONE.
for growing families, right through to the unashamedly luxurious, Huntlee has
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COTTAGE Yarrum Designer Homes
Focus Building Consultancy
Young singles, busy couples or retirees longing for
a low-maintenance, more-me-time lifestyle, say hello
to Huntlee’s Cottage homesites. Rear-lane access garage,
300m2 to 500m2 sites and 10m to 15m frontages are their
hallmark. Many are within close proximity to parks and
open spaces, so while you won’t have a big backyard
to look after, you won’t be short of outdoor space to
play or relax.

TRADITIONAL

Growing families need space and Huntlee’s Traditional
homesites have it in spades. Four-to-five bedrooms,
additional storage, indoor and outdoor entertainment
areas and ample car spaces on sites from 450m2 to
1,000m2 tick all the boxes. Sizeable 14m to 20m frontages
create a stunningly landscaped street presence.

COUNTRY

Of course, if space is what you are after, look no further
than Huntlee’s coveted Country lots. These striking
homesites are in excess of 1,000m2 with 20m+ frontages.
While they’ll be regularly released throughout the life of
the project, there will only be enough for the select few.

Focus Building Consultancy

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ADVANTAGES

Huntlee is very big on value-for-money when it comes
to inclusions. Thanks to the Huntlee Advantages,
every homesite purchased comes with a wide range
of inclusions at no extra cost to you.

From landscaping to fencing, natural gas and
recycled water to NBN connectivity, this package will
help make your house feel like a home from the day
you move in.

The Huntlee Advantages are just one way we can help bring your
dreams to life at Huntlee. We can also assist with finding government
grants and concessions which may offset the purchase price. And by
helping to find the right lender, you could discover you are a lot closer
than you think to building your dream home at Huntlee.

Front Garden Landscaping
A beautiful bonus for your new home. All the hard work
is done at no extra cost, so you’re off to a great start.

Side & Rear Fencing
You won’t have to save up for your fencing which is a
big advantage. Just move in and start living your ideal,
stress-free life.

Huntlee Water (No rainwater tank required)
With recycled water included in your purchase, you
won’t just be saving money – you’ll also be helping to
save the environment.

Natural Gas
You’ll enjoy a better option than bottled gas with a
reticulated natural gas line provided to every lot.

High Speed Internet
The cost of fibre-to-the-premises is also included.
Another major service that will make your life at
Huntlee an enjoyable one.

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Huntlee’s first village

Those who call Katherine’s Landing home, will be part of a true community
which is at once welcoming, engaging and, above all, filled with a sense of fun.

Huntlee’s first village, Katherine’s Landing, pays homage James Busby planted vines at Kirkton in 1830 and
to the pioneering viticulturalists and is named in honour so the first commercial vineyard in NSW was born.
of the first family of wine-growing in the Hunter. While James planted the original vines, it was William
Kelman who managed the vineyards and the wine-
When 20-year-old Katherine Busby boarded the good making operation. For at least a century thereafter,
ship Triton in England in 1824, little did she know, on Kirkton was to produce light wines acclaimed as
that voyage, she would meet her future husband and among the world’s finest. Katherine and William
together they would help shape the direction of one spent the remainder of their days at Kirkton, raising
of Australia’s most famous wine-growing regions. their three children and laying the foundations for
one of the country’s first wine-making dynasties.
Accompanying Katherine was her father, John Busby, who
was sailing to Sydney to set up that township’s first water As for the “Landing” part of our first village’s name,
supply via the now famous “Busby Bore”. Travelling with that is a nod to the private aeroplane landing strip
them was Katherine’s brother, James Busby, who came to which belonged to a local farmer and once ran along
be known as the Father of the Australian Wine Industry. the ridgeline at Katherine’s Landing. This area will be
maintained as public domain open space and offers the
Also on board the Triton was William Dalrymple Kelman, perfect vantage point to look out over the village.
who would win Katherine’s heart and go on to manage
John Busby’s farm, known as ‘Kirkton’, near Branxton.

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RAILWAY
HUNTER EXPRESSWAY

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Coles WINE COUNTRY DRIVE FUTURE ROAD CONNECTION >>> HUNTER EXPRESSWAY
Shopping Centre

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Town
Centre

2 Seniors
Living

DistrictWINE COUNTRY DRIVE KESTERTON RISEWOODHOUSE WAY WICKS ENT. TOOZE CIRCUIT TOOZE CIRCUITBATES LANE
Park TROTTER LANE UPSON LANE SAXBY AVENUE JUDGE ROAD TOOZE CIRCUIT
1 DUNN LANE
WETHERED CRESCENT SCOBIE WAY

Education CHAPEL STREET KESTERTON RISE FLYNN WAY ELLERTON AVENUE
Precinct ENRIGHT DRIVE FOLEY WAY
KEALY LANE

HAINES LANE TRITON BOULEVARD FLORY LANE PRYOR LANE EMERTON ROAD
RYAN LANE DUNN LANE BENDEICH DRIVE INNES STREET TOOZE CIRCUIT
COTTLE ROAD
GOLAN AVENUE HOBAN ROAD MOYLAN DRIVE
Stage 1 to 3 Display Village HARKEN ROAD BENDEICH DRIVE KESTERTON RISE
Stage 4 Display Village Carpark PARNELL ROAD O’DEA ROAD McGANN DRIVE
Stage 5 ERNST LANENEWSHAM STREET MANNIX ROAD PALIN LANE
Stage 6 Education Precinct
Stage 7 Coles Shopping Centre DUNNET AVENUE DUNNET AVENUE TRITON BOULEVARD HETTIAN VISTASLATTERY ROAD
Stage 8 Infrastructure KINNAVANE ROAD KINNAVANE ROAD
Stage 9 Parks/Open Space O’LEARY LANE
Stage 10 Local Parks AINSWORTH CRESCENT
Stage 11 District Parks JOLLEY ROAD ABBERTON PARKWAY
Stage 12 Sports Fields ABBERTON PARKWAY
Stage 13 ROWE LANE
Stage 14 1 Land Sales Centre RAM
Stage 15 2 Seniors Living Site PLING AVENUE
Future Residential 3 Medical Centre
Town Centre 4 Childcare Centre AINSWORTH CRESCENTHAVERTY AVENUE
5 Storage Facility ABBERTON PARKWAY
6 Tavern WRIGHTS ROAD

LANDERYON STREET

<<< FUTURE ROAD CONNECTION

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Visit our Land Sales Centre at

1 Triton Boulevard, North Rothbury
Our mailing address is:
PO Box 199, Branxton NSW 2335

huntlee.com.au | 02 4938 3910

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Muswellbrook

Singleton Maitland
Branxton
Greta

Cessnock

Newcastle

All information and plans contained within this brochure were 15/2/17 10:44 am
correct at time of going to print; however they may be subject to
change. Some images are of Ellenbrook for illustrative purposes only.

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