Current Developments

New Homes in Bonnells Bay

FWG No. I — 82 Station Street

Elan

A refined, first-of-its-kind residence in Bonnells Bay. Considered architecture with a focus on proportion, natural light, and everyday functionality. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, double garage. Torrens title.

Address

82 Station Street

Title

Torrens Title

Suburb

Bonnells Bay NSW 2264

Developer

FWG Property

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FWG No. II — 48 Grand Parade

Clairvue

A light-filled, north-facing residence with uninterrupted Lake Macquarie water outlooks. Elevated corner positioning delivers privacy, presence, and outlook in equal measure. A genuinely rare asset in Bonnells Bay.

Address

48 Grand Parade

Title

Torrens Title

Aspect

North-facing, lake views

Position

Corner allotment

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Clairvue — 48 Grand Parade Bonnells Bay waterfront aerial view

Register Interest

Be the First to Hear

Both Elan and Clairvue are progressing through the development pipeline. If you are interested in being notified when either development reaches completion or becomes available for purchase, register your interest through our contact page and specify which development you are interested in.

FWG does not work through real estate agents. Direct enquiries only. We communicate directly with interested parties and maintain a short list of registered buyers for each project.

Register Interest Listings Tracker

What to Include

When you reach out via our contact page, please include:

01

Which development

Elan (82 Station St) or Clairvue (48 Grand Parade) — or both.

02

Your purchase intent

Owner-occupier or investor. Timeframe and finance position.

03

Your contact details

Name, phone, and preferred contact method. We respond within one business day.

Why Bonnells Bay

The Case for Buying in Bonnells Bay

A lake-side suburb with freeway access, a functioning town centre, and a median price that still sits below comparable lake-fringe suburbs. The fundamentals are sound and the trajectory is clear.

I

Lake Macquarie Lifestyle

Bonnells Bay sits on the western shore of the largest saltwater lake in the Southern Hemisphere. Waterfront living at a price point that reflects location rather than premium branding.

II

Freeway and Rail Access

The M1 Pacific Motorway is minutes away. Morisset train station is three kilometres south. Sydney is under 90 minutes. Newcastle under an hour. This is not isolation — it is position.

III

Undervalued Relative to Peers

Toronto, Wangi Wangi, and Fishing Point all record higher medians with comparable or inferior access and outlook. The gap between Bonnells Bay and its lake-fringe peers is narrowing.

IV

New Stock, Not Old Weatherboard

FWG's projects are among the first boutique new-build homes to be developed in Bonnells Bay in recent years. New Torrens title stock in an established suburb commands a premium above the median.

V

Demographics Shifting

Families and couples priced out of established lake-fringe suburbs are moving into Bonnells Bay. That demographic transition is the early signal of pricing movement.

VI