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Southern NSW is the gateway to gorgeous beach towns and rolling green hills. Professionals can relish a harmonious fusion of career advancement and relaxed living. Transitioning from the urban hustle, Southern NSW presents a rich diversity of communities, picturesque landscapes, and lifestyle opportunities not available in the city. An array of attractions and amenities are available to you and your family, allowing you to effortlessly merge work with the welcoming ambience and allure of Southern NSW.
In the serene embrace of the Eurobodalla Shire, nestled along the South Coast of NSW, lies a harmonious blend of coastal tranquillity and vibrant urban amenities. Eurobodalla is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, pristine beaches, and vibrant communities. Whether you’re drawn to the rugged beauty of the coastline or the rich history and strong sense of community in its towns and villages, Eurobodalla offers an idyllic setting for those seeking a relaxed lifestyle.
In the tranquil expanse of the Eurobodalla Shire, lies a diverse array of housing options tailored to meet a variety of lifestyles. From family-friendly homes, apartments and lifestyle properties, towns like Batemans Bay, Moruya and Narooma offer residences to suit every preference and budget.
Median house price
$699,000
Median house rent
$495 per week
Median unit prices
$555,000
Median unit rent
$500 per week
Discover the perfect fusion of convenience and community in the Eurobodalla Shire. This vibrant regional hub offers a plethora of amenities that enrich daily life. From picturesque parks and lively sporting clubs to diverse shopping centres and esteemed educational institutions, Eurobodalla caters to a spectrum of interests and needs.
Parks
Over 20 local parks
Sporting clubs
Over 26 different sporting clubs
Sports grounds
Over 34 sporting grounds
Golf clubs
8 golf clubs
Races
1 race course
Swimming pools
5 public swimming pools
Shopping
2 shopping malls and various neighbourhood shopping precincts
Worship
Over 30 places of worship
Education
Over 40 educational facilities
Arts and culture
Over 12 arts and culture groups
You can embark on a plethora of adventures living in the Eurobodalla Shire. Connect with the natural splendour encompassing the area, boasting diverse coastal landscapes like Malua Bay and Broulee Beach. From historic landmarks like the Batemans Bay Heritage Museum to panoramic lookouts and bustling markets, Eurobodalla offers an array of experiences for the whole family to explore and enjoy.
In the Eurobodalla Shire, the essence of community thrives as a vibrant way of life. With a celebration of diverse cultures and families forming the backbone of the region, inclusivity is woven into its fabric. Whether you’re relocating as an individual, couple, or family, you’ll find your community within this welcoming region.
Population
40,593
Families
11,318
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
2,466
Median age
48
Most common countries of birth
Australia and England
Top three languages spoken
English, German and Italian
Want to learn more about a new life in the Eurobodalla Shire and surrounds? You can find more information here.
In the heart of Southern NSW, nestled amongst rolling green hills, lies the Bega Valley. A harmonious fusion of serene living and urban conveniences. With Bega’s breathtaking natural landscapes, rich history and vibrant community spirit, the region offers an idyllic haven for those in search of a country lifestyle.
Housing options in the picturesque Bega Valley cater to a diverse array of preferences, ensuring that residents can find their ideal abode, whether it’s a spacious family home or hobby property. With a range of housing options available, from cosy units to expansive houses, the Bega Valley offers something for everyone.
Median house price
$610,000
Median house rent
$480 per week
Median unit rent
$335 per week
Discover the seamless fusion of convenience and community in the Bega Valley, offering a plethora of amenities that elevate everyday living. From picturesque parks and bustling sporting clubs to diverse shopping districts and respected educational institutions, the Bega Valley provides an abundance of facilities catering to a wide range of interests and needs.
Parks
Over 16 local parks
Sporting clubs
Over 17 different sporting clubs
Sports grounds
Over 10 sporting grounds
Golf clubs
7 golf clubs
Races
1 race course
Swimming pools
5 public swimming pools
Shopping
2 shopping malls and various neighbourhood shopping precincts
Worship
Over 15 places of worship
Education
Over 18 educational facilities
Arts and culture
Over 14 arts and culture groups
Explore the captivating Bega Valley, where history, art, nature, and vibrant community life converge. Visit attractions like the Bega Cheese Heritage Centre, South East Centre for Contemporary Art, and Bega Pioneer’s Museum. Experience the natural splendour of Mimosa Rocks National Park, Mumbulla Falls, and Bournda National Park. Dive into bustling markets like SCPA Markets and Candelo Markets. Whether you’re exploring historic sites, marvelling at scenic lookouts, or enjoying picturesque beaches, the Bega Valley offers something for everyone.
The Bega Valley offers a strong sense of community. Diverse cultures are celebrated, and families form the backbone of the region. The welcoming nature of country living means no matter your circumstances, you will find people to connect and build strong relationships with.
Population
35,942
Families
9,945
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
1,386
Median age
52
Most common countries of birth
Australia and England
Top three languages spoken
English, German and Thai
Want to learn more about a new life in the Bega Valley and surrounds? You can find more information here.
Nowra and the Shoalhaven, situated on the picturesque South Coast of NSW, present an enticing fusion of peaceful living and modern conveniences. The region offers an ideal environment for individuals seeking a harmonious balance between work and lifestyle opportunities.
Nowra, nestled in the heart of the scenic Shoalhaven region, offers a diverse array of housing options suited to various lifestyles and preferences. Whether you’re in search of a spacious family home or a modern townhouse, Nowra provides an extensive range of choices to fulfil your housing needs. From charming suburban dwellings to modern apartments and lifestyle properties, there’s something to suit every taste and budget in this vibrant community.
Median house price
$660,000
Median house rent
$500 per week
Median unit price
$500,000
Median unit rent
$380 per week
Discover the perfect blend of convenience and community in Nowra and the Shoalhaven region. This dynamic coastal area offers an abundance of amenities. From scenic parks and bustling sporting clubs to diverse shopping hubs and top-notch educational institutions, Nowra and the Shoalhaven provide a wealth of facilities catering to a variety of interests and requirements.
Parks
Over 20 local parks
Sporting clubs
Over 40 different sporting clubs
Sports grounds
Over 47 sporting grounds
Golf clubs
5 golf clubs
Races
2 race courses
Swimming pools
5 public swimming pools
Shopping
2 shopping malls and various neighbourhood shopping precincts
Worship
Over 41 places of worship
Education
Over 29 educational facilities
Arts and culture
Over 23 arts and culture groups
Discover the diverse attractions of Nowra and the Shoalhaven region, from historical landmarks like Hampden Bridge to natural wonders such as Drawing Room Rocks and pristine beaches like Hyams Beach. Explore vibrant art scenes, indulge in wine tasting at Cupitt’s Estate and Two Figs Winery, and browse local delights at markets like Huskisson Markets and The Berry Markets. There’s something for everyone in this picturesque coastal area.
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Experience the vibrant sense of community that defines life in Nowra and the Shoalhaven region. With a rich tapestry of cultures and strong family connections, inclusivity is at the heart of this welcoming area. Whether you’re single, in a partnership, or relocating with your family, you’ll find a supportive community here.
Population
108,531
Families
30,043
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
7,067
Median age
48
Most common countries of birth
Australia and England
Top three languages spoken
English, Greek and Spanish
Want to learn more about a new life in the Shoalhaven and surrounds? You can find more information here.
Nestled in the heart of the Riverina region of NSW, Wagga Wagga is the largest inland city in NSW. Known for its stunning natural landscapes, rich historical heritage, and vibrant cultural scene, Wagga Wagga is perfect for those seeking a balanced lifestyle.
In Wagga Wagga, discovering your dream home is an effortless adventure, tailored to suit various tastes and budgets. With a plethora of housing options available, from cosy suburban abodes to modern urban retreats, the city’s housing market promises comfort and accessibility for all.
Median house price
$674,500
Median house rent
$490 per week
Median unit price
$409,000
Median unit rent
$360 per week
Discover the perfect blend of convenience and community in Nowra and the Shoalhaven region. This dynamic coastal area offers an abundance of amenities. From scenic parks and bustling sporting clubs to diverse shopping hubs and top-notch educational institutions, Nowra and the Shoalhaven provide a wealth of facilities catering to a variety of interests and requirements.
Parks
Over 90 local parks
Sporting clubs
Over 47 different sporting clubs
Sports grounds
Over 24 sporting grounds
Golf clubs
3 golf clubs
Races
1 race course
Swimming pools
1 public swimming pool
Shopping
3 shopping malls and various neighbourhood shopping precincts
Worship
Over 42 places of worship
Education
Over 40 educational facilities
Arts and culture
Over 21 arts and culture groups
Explore Wagga Wagga’s rich history and vibrant culture at the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, Victory Memorial Gardens, and Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre. Immerse yourself in nature at Wagga Beach, the city’s Botanic Gardens, and Marrambidya Wetland. Discover local markets like Riverina Producers’ Market and Markets by the Lake, or unwind at wineries such as Borambola Wines and Flyfaire Wines. With a diverse range of attractions, from historical sites to natural reserves, Wagga Wagga offers something for everyone to enjoy.
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Experience the vibrant community of Wagga Wagga, with an array of different community groups on offer. Families form the backbone of this welcoming region, fostering a sense of belonging for all. Whether you’re relocating alone, with a partner, or as a family, Wagga Wagga offers a supportive community that embraces individuals from all walks of life.
Population
67,609
Families
17,273
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
4,471
Median age
35
Most common countries of birth
Australia and India
Top three languages spoken
English, Kurdish and Malayalam
Want to learn more about a new life in Wagga Wagga and surrounds? You can find more information here.
Nestled in the picturesque heart of NSW lies Albury, a vibrant city known for its unique blend of serene living and bustling urban life. Surrounded by the majestic beauty of the Murray River and lush green landscapes, Albury exudes charm and offers a diverse range of recreational activities. With its rich historical heritage and thriving cultural scene, Albury provides residents with a perfect mix of tranquillity and modern conveniences, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a balanced lifestyle.
When it comes to finding the perfect place to settle down, Albury has something for everyone. From charming family homes to cosy retreats, the housing market here caters to a diverse range of preferences and financial needs. Whether you’re seeking a spacious house with room to grow or a modern apartment for a convenient lifestyle, Albury’s housing options are as diverse as its residents. You’ll find affordability alongside quality living in this vibrant city.
Median house price
$800,000
Median house rent
$500 per week
Median unit price
$455,500
Median unit rent
$355 per week
In Albury, you’ll discover a vibrant blend of convenience and community. With an array of amenities catering to various interests, this dynamic city offers everything you need for everyday living. From numerous local parks and bustling sporting clubs to diverse shopping centres and top-notch educational institutions, Albury provides a wealth of facilities to enhance your lifestyle. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures or cultural experiences, there’s something for everyone in this welcoming city.
Parks
Over 33 local parks
Sporting clubs
Over 87 different sporting clubs
Sports grounds
Over 35 sporting grounds
Golf clubs
3 golf clubs
Races
1 race course
Swimming pools
1 public swimming pool
Shopping
3 shopping malls and various neighbourhood shopping precincts
Worship
Over 30 places of worship
Education
Over 41 educational facilities
Arts and culture
Over 25 arts and culture groups
Albury invites you to embark on a journey filled with adventures and exploration. Immerse yourself in its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and stunning natural landscapes. From the Murray Art Museum to the serene Albury Botanic Gardens, there’s a wealth of cultural and recreational experiences awaiting you. Explore the picturesque Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk or indulge in the local produce at the Albury Wodonga Farmers Market. Whether you’re strolling along the Murray River or hiking the Mount Granya Walking Track, Albury offers something for everyone to enjoy.
In Albury, community spirit thrives, embracing diversity and fostering inclusivity. Families are the heart of this vibrant region, where individuals, couples, and families alike find a welcoming and supportive environment. Albury celebrates its multicultural fabric, with English, Nepali, and Punjabi among its top spoken languages.
Population
56,093
Families
14,613
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
2,126
Median age
39
Most common countries of birth
Australia and England
Top three languages spoken
English, Nepali and Punjabi
Want to learn more about a new life in Albury and surrounds? You can find more information here.
You can download a Southern NSW lifestyle brochure here. (PDF, 21.1 MB)
26 Sep 2024