Living on the Central Coast, NSW

Located just one hour from Sydney and half an hour from Newcastle, the Central Coast region offers an incredible array of natural beauty, with everything at your fingertips.

Business on the Central Coast

The Central Coast - New South Wales’ third largest region – is quickly becoming an east coast hub for big business and small business alike.   It is proving an easy base from which to conduct national and international business and there is growing demand for local suppliers and retail as well. 

It’s easy to see why more people and businesses are choosing to relocate to the area with affordable housing, great public and private schools, a world-renowned university, great theatres, galleries, restaurants, cafes and shops, comprehensive health and medical services and Government investment in roads and transport infrastructure. Not to mention the incredible natural beauty and enviable climate. 

You can enjoy the beautiful seaside towns, beaches, national parks and lush hinterlands all in one day. With an assortment of recreational activities available, it makes the Central Coast one of the best holiday destinations on the NSW coast as well as being an amazing place to live and work.


Erina

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Erina is a thriving retail based suburb located in the Central Coast region of New South Wales, Australia between Gosford and the Pacific Ocean at Terrigal. It is part of the Central Coast Council local government area. Erina is the commercial hub of the Central Coast. It contains one of the largest shopping centres in Australia, Erina Fair, which contains over 330 shops and stores. There are many other major commercial businesses located throughout the suburb predominantly on The Entrance Road, Karalta Road and Barralong Road.

Serving Businesses in Erina

Erina Financial Planning | Erina Accountants | Erina Retirement Planning | Erina SMSF

The suburb is home to the Erina Eagles rugby league team, who play in the Central Coast Premiership. Disability service provider Fairhaven Services' charity store, Vintage Fair, is situated in Erina. The 2017 Pacific-Asia Curling Championships were held at the Erina Ice Arena, which is situated in Erina Fair


Gosford

A kid at the Reptile Park in Gosford Australian Reptile Park[/caption] Gosford is surrounded by dozens of popular hideaway holiday locations making it a conveniently central starting point for visitors to the region. Spectacular ocean beaches and evergreen bushland and forests line the coast, with the mild climate offering comfortable surrounds all year round. Gosford is a great destination for fun and adventure on the Central Coast of NSW. You’ll find many wonderful things to do and see, from visiting the amazing Australian Reptile Park to houseboat holidays, bushwalking, mountain biking, water sports and joy flights.

Serving Businesses in Gosford:

Gosford Financial Planning | Gosford Accountants | Gosford Retirement Planning | Gosford SMSF


Woy Woy

Waterfront Seafood Dining Central Coast Woy Woy Fishermen's Wharf
Woy Woy is a coastal town and a southern suburb of the Central Coast region of New South Wales, Australia, located on the southern reaches of Brisbane Water 79 km (49 mi) north of Sydney. It is an important population centre within the Central Coast Council local government area. The Woy Woy area (including Ettalong, Umina, Ocean Beach and Koolewong) is a popular holiday and retirement destination on the Central Coast north of Sydney and is the largest of a number of settlements around the western foreshores of Brisbane Water. It can be accessed easily from Sydney via the Newcastle Freeway, via Gosford.

Serving Businesses in Woy Woy:

Woy Woy Financial Planning | Woy Woy Accountants | Woy Woy Retirement Planning | Woy Woy SMSF

Toukley and Lake Haven

Lake Haven and Toukely visitors guide
surfing in Toukley NSW
Toukley is an expanding residential and holiday resort area of the Central Coast. The name is of indigenous origin but the original meaning is now uncertain. Two very different theories are that 'toukley' means 'many brambles', or that 'toukley ouckley' means 'rough on one side, smooth on the other', interpreted as referring to Tuggerah Lake and Budgewoi Lake. The last Aborigine to frequent Tuggerah Lake on his bark canoe was Billy Fawkner who died in 1875. He was known as 'the last of the Brisbane Water blackfellows', the remainder of his tribe killed by disease and dispossessed of their land by force.

Serving  Businesses in Toukley

Toukley Financial Planning | Toukely Accountants | Toukley Retirement Planning | Toukley SMSF

Norah Head Lighthouse The Norah Head lighthouse was built in 1903. It is considered one of the major coastal lights in NSW. The beam has been seen 28 km out to sea. Only two ships have been lost off Norah Head. In 1917 the small 219-tonne Nerong was wrecked and in 1940 the 1052-tonne Nimbin was sunk after hitting a German mine with seven lives lost.
Surrounding towns of Budgewoi, Soldiers Point, Canton Beach and Lake Haven.

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Terrigal

Walk around the rocks of Terrigal Beach
Terrigal Beach
The name Terrigal is said to mean “uncertain”. Possibly "a place of, or where one can find wild figs" (if based on the Aboriginal word "Tarriga"), or "a place of little birds" (if based on the Aboriginal word "Tarragal"). Many different spellings of Terrigal appear on maps over the years. Most popular activities along the Terrigal stretch of coast are surfing, swimming, boating, waterskiing and fishing. Anglers regularly find flathead, snapper, and jewfish offshore, and flathead, blackfish and bream in the surf.

Serving Businesses in Terrigal:

Terrigal Financial Planning | Terrigal Accountants | Terrigal Retirement Planning | Terrigal SMSF

 Numerous beachfront cafes and restaurants have created an almost cosmopolitan environment around Terrigal Beach shops, that has become a popular social area just a few metres from the beach.