Suburb Spotlight

Suburb Spotlight: Glenfield Park

Fitzpatricks - 17/11/2016

Situated in the south-western area of Wagga Wagga, Glenfield Park has always been popular with those who appreciate a quiet suburban lifestyle. Locally known as just Glenfield (though not to be confused with the south-western Sydney suburb) is well established after being a strong and rapidly growing residential development thanks to its location and availability of relatively flat, cheap land. It is home to the city’s first Aldi supermarket and the …

Suburb Spotlight: Kooringal

Fitzpatricks - 22/09/2016

Not to be confused with the locality on the south-west coast of Moreton Island in Queensland that bears the same name, Kooringal is Wagga’s largest inner suburb, comprising over 1500 households. Diversity and personality flourish in Kooringal which has seen over 50 years of building styles and fashions. Enjoying close proximity to community amenities such as supermarkets, schools, sporting grounds and parks, Kooringal is popular …

Suburb Spotlight: Mount Austin

Fitzpatricks - 11/08/2016

Mount Austin is one of Wagga’s more established suburbs, set between Turvey Park and Tolland and running down from Willan’s Hill Reserve to Glenfield Road. Fitzpatricks Real Estate has been selling houses and land in the suburb since it was established in the 1950s. Former and present Housing NSW residences are a dominant feature of Mount Austin, with the wide range of solid brick, brick veneer, fibro and clad …

Suburb Spotlight: Central Wagga

Fitzpatricks - 07/04/2016

Boutique coffee shops, the theatre, the cinema, parks, restaurants, shops and nightspots – it’s all on your doorstep in central Wagga Wagga. Comprising an amazing variety of older style homesteads, terraces, modern homes and units, Central Wagga has something for everyone. Wagga’s closely laid out central area provides the ultimate in convenient living in every price range and attracts people of all ages who enjoy …

Suburb Spotlight: Estella

Fitzpatricks - 11/02/2016

Estella is situated on the elevated northern extreme of Wagga, overlooking the Murrumbidgee River and only five minutes drive to Wagga’s central district. The suburb is relatively new, with development commencing in the 1980s, and the streets named after crop varieties and individuals historically associated with the nearby Agricultural Research Institute. Located directly to the south of Charles Sturt University and to the west of Boorooma, the southern …