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Having been a Blue Haven resident for almost 30 years, I have seen the area grow from one road in and out to a large suburb on the Central Coast.
I have seen many changes, and like any suburb, the more people who live there, the more likely you will find problems popping up. I must say, that in my years here, problems are far and few. We have our own Dr Surgery, Aldi, Parks, Daycares and Primary School to mention just a few things. We also have Coles within a couple of minutes drive, not to mention, only minutes to the Freeway to head north or south in no time. Unlike other areas on the coast where some will drive almost 1hr before they get near the highway!!

Then there are the beaches and lakes! Views around this part of the coast are amazing. Lots of parks and places to take the kids, or to just relax, and all within a reasonable driving distance. For the younger children Blue Haven has some great playgrounds, and then for the teenagers, beach and lake is only a bike ride away. And for the adults, well, there is even more like our local Clubs, Doyalson RSL and our Local Tavern, have great meals at a great price!

The older part of Blue Haven has been a little neglected by the council in terms of curb and guttering if that is a deal-breaker for you, however, where there is no curb and guttering, there is also very little traffic, so there are the pros and cons to think about there.

I built my first house in Birdwood Drive, then moved out of the street to another location in Blue Haven, and then found my way back to Birdwood again, and have no intentions on going anywhere. This is paradise to me, and if you look at the suburb as being the same as most, take the good with the bad, every suburb has it, then you will love our little spot of paradise on the coast as well!