Horsfield Bay, NSW 2256
Understand the key property risks, planning considerations and lifestyle factors that matter in Horsfield Bay.
Overview of Horsfield Bay, NSW 2256
Horsfield Bay Suburb Overview
Located 8.31 km from Gosford, Horsfield Bay in NSW 2256 is a suburb with distinct environmental and planning considerations that may impact property ownership and development. Prospective buyers should review a Develo Property Report to gain detailed insights into specific risks and regulatory overlays affecting properties in this area.
Suburb Quick Facts
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Local Government Area
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Distance to CBD
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Population
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Dominant Zoning
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Key Property Risk Factors
Bushfire Risk
Horsfield Bay has 218 recorded bushfire risk points, indicating the suburb is classified within potential bushfire-prone areas requiring consideration in building and land management.
Character
The suburb contains heritage listings and character areas registered under state heritage overlays, suggesting some properties may be subject to preservation controls.
Contaminated Land
No specific records indicate contamination issues in Horsfield Bay, but a thorough check through a Property Report is recommended for individual sites.
Data Limitations
There are limited data areas noted, which could affect the completeness of some risk assessments within Horsfield Bay.
Easements
Easement records are present for this suburb, which may affect rights of access and use for certain properties.
Flood History
Horsfield Bay has documented historic flood events, which should be assessed for potential impact on property resiliency.
Flood Planning Risk
The suburb falls within multiple flood planning precincts, including probable maximum flood and high hazard zones under local council overlays.
Flood Risk
Listed flood risk overlays confirm that properties in Horsfield Bay may be subject to flooding in a 1-in-100 year event scenario.
Internet Availability
The area is covered by NBN line and wireless networks, indicating access to modern internet services.
Local Plans
Properties are impacted by local environmental plans that may impose development restrictions or requirements.
Noise
No significant noise overlay risks such as proximity to highways, rail, or airports are recorded within Horsfield Bay.
Power
There are overhead and underground power lines mapped in the area, which may influence property use and development.
Public Transport
Public transport options like bus, ferry, or train stops are not specifically identified within Horsfield Bay environs.
School Catchments
Primary and secondary school catchment zones cover the suburb, providing information relevant for educational access.
State Flood Planning
State overlays recognize probable maximum flood scenarios, impacting development and building approvals in Horsfield Bay.
Steep Land
Contours indicate areas with potential slope variation which may influence construction and erosion control measures.
Vegetation
The suburb includes protected vegetation areas and environmentally sensitive lands that could affect clearing and land use.
Zoning
Land zoning in Horsfield Bay is defined under state government overlays, determining permissible uses and development standards.