411 Brimbin Road

Brimbin NSW 2430

There are big plans for Brimbin as some of the land was recently rezoned for development and to be a new town the size of Taree.
Get in quick and contact Mel Rosamond on 0401 967 001 for more information today.

Check out this information on the Brimbin project from the Midcoast Councils website.

The Manning Valley is set to expand, with the rezoning now approved for the new town of Brimbin.

Where is Brimbin - Brimbin is located 8km north-east of Taree. The site extends from the Lansdowne River to the east through to the Dawson River in the west, straddles Lansdowne Road and covers an area of around 3,700ha. The land is currently used for cattle grazing with two large dams, on either side of Lansdowne Road. Extensive areas of native vegetation are also located on the site, much of which will be protected.

The Roche Group (developers) purchased the land over ten years ago.

The Plan - The first stage involved changing the zone of the land from rural to zones that provided a foundation for a new town (including residential and employment zones). These zone changes are the first step towards developing the new town comprising:

874 hectares of residential land with the capacity to house approximately 22,000 people in 8,000 homes built over 30 years
a mixed-use centre and three neighbourhood centres
four schools comprising three primary and one high school
112 hectares of employment and industrial land
400 hectares of primary production and rural employment land
600 hectares of environmental living lands
a range of retail and commercial services to cater for the population in Brimbin
over 1000 hectares of land for conservation and reserve purposes.

A key feature is the conservation land which will remain an important habitat, forming part of the Brimbin Nature Reserve. In addition, this site is only the second in the State to receive biodiversity certification, meaning the ecology issues have been resolved upfront enabling a more efficient processing of future development applications.
When fully developed (in around 30 years), Brimbin is expected to accommodate a population of around 22,000 people. This is about the size of Taree and will both significantly increase the population of the Manning Valley and reinforce Tarees role as a major regional centre.

http://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Plan-Build/Future-Planning/Development-Sites (Accessed 6/10/17)