*Please be advised that some lots/units may need confirmation of availability. Kindly ensure to check availability first by emailing or phoning us.*

East Maitland is celebrated for its rich colonial architecture and heritage charm. Highlights include the sandstone St. Peter’s Anglican Church, the iconic East Maitland Courthouse, the stately East Maitland Gaol, the historic Post Office & Stables built in 1870, and heritage houses like Woodlands (circa 1843) and Englefield (1837), each listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register

he suburb is anchored by the thriving Green Hills commercial precinct, home to Stockland Green Hills, The Pavilion, supermarkets like Aldi, specialty retailers, and even the East Maitland Library.t boasts a range of schools, including East Maitland Public School, St Joseph’s Primary, Linuwel School (K–12), Maitland High School, and Maitland Grossmann High School.East Maitland is connected by the New England Highway and served by two train stations—East Maitland and Victoria Street—on the NSW TrainLink Hunter Line. It also has regular bus services via Hunter Valley Buses.

Residents enjoy a vibrant local scene with cafés, eateries, antique and specialty shops, parks, and heritage walks. The Heritage Walk takes you past significant landmarks, such as courthouses and churches, while nearby attractions include Maitland Gaol tours, art galleries, and organic markets.

East Maitland is a suburb that strikes a wonderful balance between heritage allure and modern convenience—worthy of note for its character-filled streets, educational resources, transport access, and strong sense of community.