Noraville

Lifestyle

With Tuggerah Lake to one side and Pacific Ocean to the other, Noraville nabs the prize for chilled out vibes and tranquil lifestyle. Located in the idyllic Central Coast region as a beachside suburb, Noraville has a year-round holiday feel that plays to the nostalgic Aussie beach town.

With plenty of schooling options close-by and a smorgasbord of parks, beaches and outdoor recreation activities, Noraville is the cream of the crop for a family focused coastal lifestyle.
The area delivers on all fronts for those seeking a slower pace in a stunning environment, and that is why it’s easy to see why Noraville is one of Central Coast’s most unique pockets.

People

Noraville offers a quaint coastal charm and relaxed lifestyle which appeals to residents and visitors alike.

The suburb is made up of families of all shapes and sizes, Sydney holiday makers, retirees, and beach and nature lovers who all find the relaxing lifestyle and year-round holiday feel hard to resist.

Homes

With a great range of properties on offer in Noraville, you will be spoilt for choice.

It’s a popular, coveted area boasting a variety of dwellings including freestanding family homes on big blocks, quaint original holiday homes, and breathtaking beachfront properties along the prestigious Elizabeth Drive. There is sure to be the ideal home for everyone.

Transport

>Norah Head is located 1 hour and 50 minutes from Sydney via the M1 or 1 hour from Newcastle via the Pacific Highway.
>For those without a car, the local bus route 91 is your best form of transport. Buses run daily from Noraville and links directly with the neighbouring suburbs of Norah Head, Toukley, Gorokan, Canton Beach and Lake Haven.

Schools

> The schools around Norah Head are dedicated to ensuring quality education in a caring safe environment.
> Norah Head falls into the catchment for Toukley Public School, Gorokan High School and St Mary’s Catholic Primary School.

Shopping/Restaurants

> Main Road in Noraville provides local specialty stores, an Aldi supermarket and medical practitioners.
> Just down the road in nearby Toukley you’ll find retail and dining options aplenty.
> You will be delighted by numerous Thai, Chinese, Indian and pizza options.
> Be sure to set aside some time to visit Soldiers Beach Surf Life Saving Club where many of the locals soak up the coastal scenery over drinks and a meal.
> Also a stone’s throw away, is Barretts Restaurant at Magenta Shores Resort. Overlooking the tranquil fairways of the gold course, their modern Australian menu featuring fresh local produce is not to be missed.

Recreational Facilities

> In the heart of Noraville you will find the Irene Parade Reserve and Playground which has recently been ungraded with a brand new playground for the neighbourhoods little ones. With beautiful green spaces this little pocket park is ideal for the young, the old, and those with four legged friends.
> Neighbouring Wyrrabalong National park, another great spot for the entire family is Jenny Dixon Reserve. Overlooking Jenny Dixon beach, this spot is an ideal location for a memorable picnic. Who wouldn’t want to fire up the onsite BBQ, whilst the children amuse themselves on the nearby playground? Don’t forget to explore the beach for shells and if you run into any locals they might fill you in on the areas urban legend.
> Soldiers Beach Surf Life Saving Club in nearby Norah Head is home to local beach goers, swimmers, board riders and fishermen all year round. Patrolled by lifesavers from the end of September through to April, the water is clean and the sand is whiter than at other beach on the Central Coast.
> Nestled between the pristine waters of the Pacific Ocean and Tuggerah Lake, Magenta Shores is a five star luxuriously resort featuring an 18 hole golf course, day spa and long white sandy beach. Opportunities are abound off the local beaches with plenty of locations to cast a line in along the stunning coastline.
> Peaceful, quiet, and super convenient, Noraville is one suburb that shouldn’t be overlooked.