Hurstville Grove, NSW 2220

Hurstville Grove is a beautiful hidden gem located along the shores of Oatley Bay and the wet parklands of Moore Reserve. It offers an enviable lifestyle. It’s a peaceful, quiet residential suburb with a friendly community of residents. Being so close to Hurstville and its cultural diversity and all the services of a major city. The beautiful parks are second to none. The shores of Oatley Bay, on the Georges River, occupy this quiet, leafy suburb. Beautiful waterways on the shoreline, vast green parks, and reserves. It is a popular location for Sydneysiders to visit on weekends to launch their boats for a day on the water or enjoy the serenity on the shores to relax outdoors in the picturesque location. You will feel as though you have travelled afar. And it has all the conveniences that a city has to offer being situated close to Hurstville’s shopping services and major public transport hub. "Jamie Zimmermann - Sales Agent Hurstville Grove - Zimmermann Agency".

There isn't a great variety of schools here in the actual suburb itself, but nearby Hurstville South Public School makes up for that, along with a wide range in north Hurstville. The geographical location is superb, and allows for easy access to places west and north via King Georges Road. Investors gravitate toward this area, as there could be great potential lurking in the feature, with a vibrant atmosphere, abundance of green space, propinquity to top schools, closeness to amenities and to top it up, very nice topographic features. That being said, it manages to incorporate elements of residential Oatley and the nice waterside suburbs along in the Sutherland Shire. Quite remarkable considering how it's just a stone's throw away from the Hurstville city centre and the convenience of train stations.

Hurstville Grove is a beautiful tucked away bayside suburb, on the shores of Oatley Bay and nestled next to the beautiful wet parklands of Moore Park. Offering a fantastic lifestyle for families, yet providing easy access via a reliable bus service and close proximity to the rail network, allowing you to be in the city in 30mins and a variety of restaurants, cafes and clubs all within close proximity. Schools in the local area are also excellent from Kindi to High School. If you require any assistance in your search for a home in my suburb please don't hesitate to be in touch or drop in to our agency Ramey Property and say hello
Megan Kuper
Ramsey Property
823 King Georges Road South Hurstville
0407407182
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Hurstville grove is a small established Prestige suburb predominately of free standing houses on large blocks of land.
Its suburb that shares similar lifestyle of park, water and reserve with neighboring suburbs like Blakehurst, Kyle Bay, Connell Points and Oatley.

- Friendly neighborhood
- Quiet
- Large proportion of the suburb are parks & reserve near by
- Near the water and boat ramp
- Normally larger blocks of land 650 sqm +
- Tidy and clean street
- just 20min walk to HURSTVILLE train station and Hurstvillle Westfield
- Suburb with many luxury houses

Hurstville grove is a southern Sydney suburb located 19km from the Sydney central business district. The suburb is mainly residential and is one the affluent suburbs in the St. George region.

Hurstville Grove is in the local government authority of Kogarah. It has a number of parks and walkways, Poulton Park, Willunga Reserve, Moore Park, Grove Park and Quarry Reserve.

Hurstville Grove is serviced with bus transport and is only a hop skip and jump away from the Hurstville Central Business District.

The beauty of Hurstville Grove is it’s peaceful surrounds, quiet residential streets and friendly people.

Are you looking to buy or sell in Hurstville Grove? Give me a call on 0413 590 727!

LJ Hooker Mortdale
(02) 9570 4488
11A Morts Rd, Mortdale
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Just a stone's throw from Hurstville, Hurstville Grove offers easy access to the multicultural melting pot that makes Hurstville attractive, yet retains a slower, more peaceful lifestyle that harks back to the days before Sydney's population explosion,

Hurstville Grove is predominantly low-density housing situated close to beautiful parks and waterways.

Public transport services the area well, with buses connecting to the main train station of Hurstville. As such, this suburb is a good choice if you don't want to feel like you're living in the inner city, but also don't want your morning commute to the city to be too long.

There are ample schools of good quality in and around the area, making this an ideal location for families with children of any ages.