We’ve all gotten to know our own neighbourhoods a bit better this year. If you’re lucky, you’ll have found plenty to love - like friendly neighbours, plenty of green spaces to explore, and walkable streets. At Hobsonville Point, all this works together to make a place that locals love to live in.
A strong community is a diverse one, so at Hobsonville Point we’re building a range of high quality homes to suit all ages and stages. You’re sure to find something here that’s right for you.
This cleverly-designed two bedroom home is architecturally designed with a Scandinavian style finish. It’s part of The Crossings, a lush, green living community with its own open laneway where kids can play safely and neighbours can meet and chat.
This modern, three bedroom home is light and bright, and situated just a short walk from parks, playgrounds, cafes and shops. Thoughtfully designed using future-proofed technology, it’s ready to move into today.
This stunning three storey, three bedroom home is situated just minutes from the ferry, waterside restaurants and farmers market at Catalina Bay. It features a luxury interior with a contemporary finish, and will be ready to move into this August.
Ask Hobsonville Point locals what they most love about living here, and the number one reply is ‘the people’. This is a warm, welcoming community where it’s easy to make friends over the front fence. The strength of the community was especially evident during lockdown, when locals started a number of popular initiatives to support each other. As one resident put it, “The Hobsonville Point community has some kind of special vibe you don’t find anywhere else.”
At Hobsonville Point, you don’t have to get in the car to get close to nature. The coastal township is spoilt for wild open spaces, beautiful ‘pocket parks’ and award-winning playgrounds (26ha of green space, all told). To keep local rambles interesting, much of it is dotted with larger-than-life public artworks, and connected to waterfront cafes and restaurants by a 5km coastal walkway.
During lockdown, we all got a tantalising glimpse of what our neighbourhoods could feel like with safer streets. Suburbs usually dominated by cars were temporarily transformed: The roar of traffic was replaced by birdsong, couples strolled hand-in-hand, and kids on bikes took over the road. Cities around the world are now racing to make more space for pedestrians and cyclists, but in Hobsonville Point, people already rule the road. Streets here were designed to put people first, with wide footpaths, plentiful cycleways and a 5km ‘off road’ coastal loop.
