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Buying a home is the biggest investment that most of us will ever make. Much thought, effort, stress, emotion and time will inevitably be expended throughout your personal journey from home buyer to homeowner. There are a litany of questions that need answering, research that needs doing, and information that needs gathering before you make one of the biggest decisions of your life.

While the process of purchasing a home by its very nature will always have its challenges. At Catherine Park Estate we work closely with you every step of the way to ensure that buying your home – be it a completed home, a home & land package, or a block of land where you bring your own builder – is an easy, transparent and enjoyable process.

The school holidays are always met with excitement that can quickly turn to frustration as kids and parents grapple with boredom and a lack of routine. The trick to peace is keeping them occupied with a range of activities, although that can quickly become expensive and exhausting. Below are some ideas that are not only local, but also friendly on the hip pocket.

Thank you for the feedback regarding the equipment at Robbins Park. We have reviewed the design and how best to improve the facilities to ensure all residents, regardless of age, could enjoy all Catherine Park Estate has to offer.

That’s why it is with much pride we can announce the recent installation of the new play equipment, and the reopening of Robbins Park. Among the newly installed equipment you will find:

It is said that charity begins at home, and there are a range of simple things that can be done locally that will not only benefit the community but also create ripples of good further afield. The following dates are celebrated in June and can be ideal ways to get into the humanitarian swing.

 The streets in Catherine Park Estate have been named after previous landowners of the area and eminent Australians (Companions of the Order of Australia). As residents continue to move into the St James precinct, we would like to share some of the namesakes behind the addresses.