Cottage Point Road, Cottage Point, NSW 2084
Ranked 1st best street by locals in Cottage Point, NSW
Great for
- Clean & green
- Lack of traffic
- Parks and recreation
- Peace and quiet
- Safe and sound
Not great for
- Childcare
- Eating out
- Gym and fitness
- Medical facilities
- Nightlife
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families With Kids
- Retirees
- Tourists
Reviews of Cottage Point Road, Cottage Point
"Sydney's best kept secret"
Quiet, secluded, fabulous water and national park views with access to Sydney's best waterway and just 30 mins to city!
Great for
- Small and exclusive Sydney enclave of just 50 properties
- Beautifully tranquil and full of sunshine and glistening water views - all day
- Work in the city but live in a national park
Not great for
- Non-existent infrastructure (no garbage, mail, water or gas services)
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
- Retirees
- Tourists
- LGBT+
- Country Lovers
- Trendy & Stylish
Looking for a home in Cottage Point Road?
"Natural paradise, rather isolated."
This scenic road forks off Coal and Candle Drive in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Coal and Candle in turn forks from McCarr’s Creek road in the Terrey Hills vicinity.
Cottage Point is a tiny village enclave situated on the waters of Mooney Mooney Creek – one of the many tributaries of the Hawkesbury River. It is an isolated, though beautiful community of approximately sixty houses, with limited facilities.
As the Road sweeps out of the thick bush of the national park, it descends to the point and the first houses become visible along Cottage Point Road. Also present along this stretch is rural fire brigade station – a good thing considering the location.
At tip of this small peninsula is the Kuring-gai Motor Yacht Club. To the left of this, down steps and a path at the end of Anderson Place is the exclusive Cottage Point Inn – an expensive restaurant with decking right on the waterfront – and it’s own pontoon for those arriving by boat or seaplane (as occurs frequently). The ‘inn’ also has a couple of rooms for overnight accommodation.
On the other side of the peninsula – down a set of steep stairs - is the popular Cottage Point Kiosk. This gorgeous old building with deep verandahs is like a general store that also serves delicious light meals, and hires out kayaks and small boats.
The properties in Cottage Point are a mixture of old cottages and grand residences complete with swimming pools. Many are available as holiday lettings.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
