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Morisset Park

30.4 km south-west of Newcastle city centreCity of Lake Macquarie32 min to Catherine Hill Bay Beach0 min to Lake Macquarienext to Wakefield and Dora Creek

About Lake Macquarie

Lake Mac is where Newcastle people move when they want space, water, and a slower clock. The vibe is family-friendly, boat-friendly, retirement-friendly.

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Lake Mac Vibes editorial assessment

Median House

$1.2M

Median Unit

—

YoY Growth

+8.3%

Vibe Score

56/100

Building approvals Licensed venues Late trading Contaminated land Recent sales

Basemap: OpenStreetMap via Protomaps Findings: council registers, NSW Liquor & Gaming, NSW contaminated land register

Common questions about Morisset Park

What is the median house price in Morisset Park?

The median house price in Morisset Park is $1.2M. Prices have moved up 8.3% year-on-year, with a upward trajectory. Data: NSW Valuer General. For address-specific property intelligence, check any address on Lake Mac Vibes.

Is Morisset Park a good suburb?

Morisset Park. The median house is $1.2M, prices moved +8.3% in a year and it scores 56/100 on our vibe index. Momentum reads steady and the price trajectory is upward. Every figure comes from public registers and is refreshed weekly. A suburb average is not an address, so check the specific street before you commit.

What's it like living in Morisset Park?

The premium address in the Morisset area. Lakefront properties with established gardens and water views command strong prices. Benefits from Morisset's growing amenity (new Cooranbong/Watagan Park development nearby) while maintaining a quieter, established feel. See the full suburb profile for detailed local insights, or check a specific address to see what's happening within 500m.

Momentum: steady

Morisset Park currently reads steady, at moderate confidence, the pattern: premium lakefront near morisset, rising.

Median prices moved +8.3% year on year.

Development activity

Major projects and active development applications shaping this suburb

Demolition, Tourist and Visitor Accommodation (including ancillary Swimming Pool, Function Centre and Wellness Centre), Food and Drink Premises, Residential Flat Buildings and Stratum Subdivision

81 Trinity Point Drive · Unknown

Tourist and visitor accommodation (including ancillary food and drink premises, function centre, wellness centre and commercial premises), residential flat buildings, stratum subdivision, and demolition

81 Trinity Point Drive · Approved

Alterations and Additions to Dwelling

9 Mirrabay Drive · Approved

Marina and Associated Building, Car Parking, Landscaping and Stormwater Infrastructure

81 Trinity Point Drive · Amended Approval

Dwelling Alterations and Additions

33 Celestial Drive · Unknown

Data: Newcastle & Lake Macquarie Councils + NSW Planning Portal

Price trajectory

Median house price: $1.2M from 28 sales in the 12 months to May 2026, +8.3% year on year.

This is a thin market. Fewer than 30 homes sold here in the past year, so the figure above moves a long way on a single unusual sale. Read it as a rough guide, not a firm price.

NSW Valuer General via nswpropertysalesdata.com Sales settled in the 12 months to May 2026