Madeleine Smith

Here is your Raine & Horne Suburb Summary as of December 2018...
Houses: Number of sales 121 Average Price $950,682 Median Price $920,000 Median Rental Price $560 p.w.
Units: Number of sales 33 Average Price $893,732 Median Price $870,000 Median Rental Price $473 p.w.
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Madeleine Smith property manager Avoca Beach

I moved here in 2017 and can honestly say I am staying as long as my neighbours do! They have been so welcoming, helpful, friendly and gone out of their way to make me love where I live! I grew up on a main road so never got to enjoy the benefits of great neighbours, but I can honestly say it changes everything! It's close to everything and safe, bordering Springfield & East Gosford.

Madeleine Smith property manager Avoca Beach

Aptly names, Bay View Avenue in East Gosford offers views over Caroline Bay, but down the other end it also gives you a bush retreat with many pole homes built to take advantage of the sloping blocks surrounded by Rumbulara Reserve. The team at LJ Hooker Gosford & East Gosford have helped many people find their new home, be it for sale to purchase or to rent in this lovely street.

As you turn off at the start of East Gosford Shops, just after the pedestrian overpass, you will start at St Patrick's Church and continue down Althorp Street past Cafe Jam on the corner with parking lot opposite, White + Dickson Architects, WT Martin Accountants & Extreme Hair Salon. If you bank with Westpac, there is also an easily accessible ATM for you. There is a mix of villa's and townhouses on Althorp Street all the way to Hylton Moore Oval which takes up one side of the street with it's soccer, scouts, cricket, football and comfortable amenities to support the crowds on weekends.

Running all the way from Elizabeth Ross Park at one end, past shops including LJ Hooker East Gosford & popular pub 'The Elanora', through to Hylton Moore Oval at the other, Adelaide Street offers predominately townhouses for accommodation and links the residential with the commercial hub of East Gosford. There are just shy of 4,000 people living in East Gosford, a suburb known for its caf culture and boutique shops.

It is arguable to say there is a "new side" and an "old side"to White Street in East Gosford. To the North of Henry Parry Drive, a main road that takes you from Wyoming, through Gosford to East Gosford, are older freestanding homes with longstanding occupant. To the South, closer to the shops, is a mix of older and newly built units and townhouses. Both are walking distance to shops, buses and restaurants though you my not enjoy the main road routes, either way you go.

Rubie Crescent is a quite cul-de-sac situated on the high-side, amongst the trees of Rumbulara Reserve. Ideal for those wanting a home they can come home to after a long day and relax, whilst still being close to both Erina Fair & smaller shops. There are only 16 homes in Rubie Crescent, making it quite a tightly held street.

The Central Coast lies between the State's two main centres, Sydney and Newcastle and many call Gosford its 'capital'. The 'Coast' itself, as the locals refer to it, has a population of around 200,000. Residents enjoy a relaxed lifestyle that comes from living with 43 Sandy Beaches, State Forests and National Parks. Gosford CBD is an important commercial center and is still close enough to Sydney to allow daily commuting. In fact, approximately 30,000 people commute from the Central Coast to Sydney each day.

A favourite scenic spot in Gosford is President Hill, which offers magnificent views out over Brisbane Water. We also have some of Australia's best beaches within 20 minutes drive and who could fail to mention the gorgeous Gosford Waterfront, which so many have snapped a photograph of at sunset, sunrise and everything in between. Search #gosfordwaterfront on Instagram to see the photos!

Gosford has one major shopping mall, 'The Imperial Centre' which has just been renovated to include many specialty shops as well as the necessities. Nearby is the ever-popular 'Kibble Park' that sees children enjoying the equipment, workers soaking up the sun on the deck chairs on their lunch breaks and early risers getting in their morning yoga stretch before the hustle and bustle breaks the peace.

Dining out in Gosford offers a good choice from cafes to bistros and right up to formal dining and a variety of options for functions big and small. Gosford has its own train station and the service is both frequent and fast.