REIMAGINE LIFE IN THE HUNTER

Introducing Radford Park Through local eyes In and around The Hunter

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Radford Park lets you live large and offers incredible value. Now home buyers looking for space and affordability

can have more than just a long lunch in the Hunter Valley. Only 120 minutes’ drive from Sydney, an hour from

Hornsby, 45 minutes to Newcastle and the beach.

The most prestigious, spacious, picturesque lots in the Hunter Valley.

Live life local and indulge in the things you love each and every day.

Savour everything Hunter Valley, all in your own good time.

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Imagine yourself here, you can create a home without compromise. Voluminous space, light-filled rooms, ideal indoor-outdoor living, and a kitchen that’s made just for you; you’re free to choose the way you want to live.

There’s something about the air in the Hunter. It’s clearer, fresher. Especially first thing. Draw inspiration from the quality of the light on a morning walk. Capture it on your view-filled verandah, or at a concert under a starry Hunter sky.

Proximity to Sydney and Newcastle, brought even closer by the Hunter Expressway, is making this more than just an exciting destination to visit, but a place to really live.

All this is brought to you by Belford Land, established developers with a reputation for delivering quality properties and the perfect Hunter lifestyle. Come see for yourself. From daily needs, essential for today’s urbanites, to its expansive natural splendour, Radford Park lets you live the life you love, each and every day.

Catch signature annual events like Jazz in the Vines and the Lovedale Long Lunch, or one-off, open-air concerts by music legends.

Source creamy cheeses, olive oils, smokehouse and fresh local products, grown and made across the fertile valley.

Pull out a table on the grass in your Radford Park home, enjoy a picnic with good friends, fantastic food, great wines and stunning views.

Sit down to award-winning alfresco dining or alongside a grand, flickering fireplace.

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Live largein the Hunter

01 Café Enzo Where excellent espressos flow freely

Broke Rd & Ekerts Rd, Pokolbin

02 Maitland Markets Sample our local markets

Maitland Showground, Blomfield St South Maitland

03 VineyardsSip on superb wines from outstanding wineries

04 Fruit, veg & coffee shedGet to know your locals by name

05 Stonehurst long table luncheonAn ever-evolving culinary scene

1840 Wollombi Rd, Sweetmans Creek

06 Art in the vinesArt flourishes in the open air

The Wollombi Valley is located at the southern gateway to Hunter Valley Wine Country

07 Hunter Wine Country MarketsOff the farm and onto the plate

532 Wine Country Dr, Lovedale

08 Concerts in the HunterNo other region does outdoor concerts and events quite like the Hunter Valley.

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Chefs growing their own is almost mandatory up here, but it’s easy to source your own paddock-to-plate produce for your table or creative wares made by prominent local artists.

Peruse the eclectic Maitland Markets just a few minutes down the road in Branxton. Operating for over 28 years, the Maitland Markets are held on the first Sunday of every month at the Maitland Showground located at

Blomfield Street Louth Park.It showcases over 600 outstanding stalls from handmade crafts and jewellery to fresh, locally-grown produce

Or visit the annual Maitland Aroma Festival, a coffee and chocolate affair that aims to ward off the annual chill with the best local coffee roasters, a delectable range of chocolates and much more.

Explore the countless vineyards for which this wine country is renowned, cellaring fine vintages for special occasions or quiet tipples at home.

If you’re eager for exercise, Cypress Lakes boasts an 18-hole championship course or head to the local Branxton green and still be home in time for morning tea.

Relax, unwind and feel pampered from head-to-toe at a luxurious spa in one of the area’s many resorts.

Enjoy scenic walks, meander through beautiful gardens or peruse the eclectic stores dotted throughout charming townships nearby.

Buy some fresh bread, a few wedges of your favourite fromage, and sit out on your verandah to enjoy.

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Australia’s oldest wine region, the Hunter Valley is brimming with young blood and a vibrant food scene.

Replenish in the sunFor breakfast and brunch options, the choices are many. Start the day al fresco, with fine Campos coffee in Café Enzo’s enchanting courtyard or alongside the antique open fireplace indoors. Or try the Two Fat Blokes Gourmet Kitchen, a casual Euro deli/café, alongside De Iuliis winery in Pokolbin.

Hungerford Meat Co. Michael RobinsonMichael Robinson has an outstanding reputation in culinary excellence. During his time as head chef at award winning Margan Restaurant; Michael focused his food style on working closely with local farmers, producers and estate grown produce. Michael has always taken an interest in working with meat, so when the opportunity was presented 4 years ago to run his own butcher shop in Branxton it was a very easy decision. The name Hungerford Meat Co. is a homage to the original butcher in town, Claude Hungerford. Today, Michael continues this tradition of smoking meats, out

the back in the old smoking room that Claude Hungerford himself once used. It’s all part of Robinson’s grand plan to get people to re-engage with the meat we eat in a more perceptive and meaningful way. The butcher specialises in using the whole animal, with very little waste. Michael’s ambition for the future is to take the retail shop to 100% locally sourced meat from the surrounding small farms, with full traceability of where the meat came from and what the animals are being fed. “Branxton is a great little town with so much potential” Michael says. “It presents a great opportunity to build on the food and wine aspect of the Hunter Valley by modernising the offerings that are available yet retaining the towns sense of history. “

Made with loveStock up on delicious cured meats at Lovedale Smokehouse where Ben Sales smokes bacon, chorizo, duck, ham, mussels, rainbow trout, salami, salmon, turkey, and more.

Quaffing off the beaten trackFor a taste of something a little more boutique, pop down to the Wine House Hunter Valley showcasing the best boutique wineries of the region including Hart & Hunter, Thomas Wines and The Little Wine Company.

Menu draws local inspirationRestaurant Botanica has made a name for itself thanks to its emphasis on sustainability. They use their on-site kitchen garden to create healthy and locally sourced dishes that delivery freshness and flavour.

Life centres around the grape, the glass and the plate in the Hunter. And living here means there’s no need to rush. You get to savour them all in your own good time.

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Cafe Enzo Restaurant Botanica

Restaurant Botanica

Lovedale Long Lunch Take part in the progressive style lunch,

sample gourmet foods from local restaurants and fine wine from the vineyards.

Lovedale Lager creates a smooth citrus aroma that is complimented by a slightly

toasty malt backbone.

Hunter Valley Smelly Cheese Shop are providores of the finest local and imported cheese and gourmet foods,

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Everyday life moves to a more relaxed rhythm

A welcoming community spirit

Local. It’s a word that pops up often in the Hunter Valley – in its menus, its produce, and its sense of community.

Off the land, into the kitchen, and onto the plate. It’s the kind of honest ethos that makes people who live here feel a heightened connection to the place and a rare and welcoming camaraderie that lifts the spirit.

Proximity to Sydney has made the Hunter Valley one of the most visited regions in Australia. But now rapid expressway connections have given it new focus as a place to live year-round.

Look around. Rolling hillsides give you space to breathe; café culture is flourishing; and talented young chefs are creating a thriving and diverse foodie scene. Like a piece of heaven that’s fallen to earth, the area is overflowing with farmers’ markets, chic day spas, fine restaurants, elegant galleries, quaint country towns, antique shops in historic villages and beautiful scenery.

Follow the aroma of espresso to sunny outdoor tables with mountains as a backdrop. Give in to temptation at the chocolate festivals. Roll out a picnic rug and soak up the creative vibes

at Jazz in the Wines, or a superstar concert under the stars.

And there’s plenty going on inside as well. Perusing the quaint village stores or imbibing the views from the verandah of your beautiful Radford Park home.

Living local lets you live life large.

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VILLAGE LIVING IN THE HUNTER’S HEART

Just down the hill from Radford Park is Branxton, a beautiful little corner of the valley with a quaint village vibe.

This small town sits at the heart of the Hunter on the New England Highway and has retained its historical charm with fine colonial architecture, friendly locals and an easy pace.

Low-key vineyards are dotted across the rolling hillsides, the local Branxton golf course sits just on town limits, and there’s even a railway station nearby.

Lying between Maitland, Singleton and Cessnock, it is moments from the nearby Pokolbin culinary hub. For location independent professionals, executives and families,

Radford Park is the perfect location with much to offer diverse lifestyles.

Small town with a big heartIt won’t take long to get to know your friendly locals. Everyone is quick to smile. It’s that kind of place. Don’t be surprised if a wave “hello” turns into an hour-long chat.

Spirit of community

The pace is definitely more relaxed here. It’s where kids can be kids, families flourish, and life moves in a more natural rhythm. Handy for parents, Branxton residents have access to several local schools.

Stylish yet casual open-air dining For a fabulous lunch, head to award-winning Muse Kitchen in nearby Pokolbin. Dine outside on casual bistro fare that is unpretentious, uncomplicated and presented without fuss, inspired by seasonal produce grown up the road.

Everyday essentials close to homeFor your daily essentials, it’s nice to know you can source everything just down the road. The local Branxton butcher supplies fresh cuts just the way you like it, the IGA has pantry staples covered, and the baker is stocked with fresh bread.

If you can’t find what you are looking for in Branxton, major national retailers can be found only 20 minutes away in Rutherford or Singleton.

Within a seven-minute drive is the neighbouring village of Huntlee that boasts a brand new retail town centre and Coles supermarket.

For peace of mind, the John Hunter Hospital, one of Australia’s leading hospitals, is just 30 minutes from Radford Park.

Nature at your doorstepRadford Park’s winding roads and verges are already beautifully landscaped, but when you want to add that extra flush of colour, the Hunter Valley Gardens are open all year round and host a number of events suitable for the entire family.

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Maitland Markets, South Maitland Branxton main street Muse Kitchen, Pokolbin Hunter Valley Garden

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CLOSER THAN EVER

High-speed broadband and express roads keep you connected.

No longer just a weekend destination, the Hunter Valley now offers an affordable cosmopolitan lifestyle for a more permanent home buyer.

Its wide open spaces, beautiful scenery and sense of freedom are givens, but recent major investments in infrastructure have made the Hunter a desirable and realistic option for many.

The Hunter Expressway has made this popular tourist region even more accessible, shortening the trip to Newcastle and opening up the area to residents from Sydney to the Central Coast.

As well as all the doorstep markets, concerts, restaurants and cafes, you’re only 120 minutes’ drive from Sydney, an hour from Hornsby, 45 minutes to Newcastle and the beach.

Rapid connectivity doesn’t stop at the express roads. The National Broadband Network (NBN) has already been rolled out across Radford Park as Hunter homes and businesses reap early benefits of high-speed internet technology.

Combined with Radford Park’s spacious yet affordable blocks, it’s brought living and working from here closer than ever.

INTRODUCING RADFORD PARK

“The land size is perfect. We wanted something large but not too big to handle. And, to be honest, we could never

afford anything near that land size in Sydney. It’s quiet, and you can breathe. Houses aren’t butted up against

each other like many smaller lots down here.”

- Radford Park residents, Kirsty and Craig Duck

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In the heart of the Hunter ValleyPin Oak is the second stage release for Radford Park offering 32 prime large lots up to 7,036m2 in size. Named after the Pin Oak trees which line the streets, Pin Oak’s picturesque semi-rural

setting encompasses beautiful views over the district.

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RADFORD PARKMaking the most of beautiful natural topography and expansive views of the surrounding ranges, Radford Park’s spacious blocks let you create your ideal home, with all of the advantages of proximity to major centres and an expressway to take you there.

BUILDING YOUR RADFORD PARK HOME IN A QUALITY BUILT ENVIRONMENT

• Radford Park has been recognised as a finalist in the Urban Development Institute of Australia Awards for Best Residential Development and Most Outstanding Project in Regional NSW.

• Flexible design guidelines aim to safeguard the value of your investment, encouraging a visually attractive environment.

• Thoughtful master planning, intensive tree plantings and landscaping create pleasant, inviting and attractive streetscapes.

• All lots provide underground power, town water, natural gas sewer and are NBN ready.

There’s no place like home, especially one that’s been created with your own personal vision in mind.

CREATE YOUR VISION

If you’ve ever wanted to build the perfect life, the perfect home and shape a place of your own, Radford Park is your chance to create something special.

For space and affordability, the spacious lots are like a dream come true for Sydney and Newcastle buyers. The setting is stunning, spilling across gently undulating hills with the Brokenback mountains perfectly framed in view.

Unconstrained and open to truly beautiful and expansive vistas, you can create a home without compromise. Voluminous space, light-filled rooms, ideal indoor-outdoor living, and a kitchen that’s made just for you; you’re free to choose the way you want to live.

You can customise your brand new home down to the very last detail, from the big picture architecture to those perfect finishes and fittings.

Flexible design guidelines give you scope to create your ultimate dream while confident that every Radford Park home, though distinctive, will be visually appealing.

Imagine yourself here, waking to the wrap- around views, entertaining on relaxed verandahs overlooking the rolling green hills, the vineyards and mountains beyond.

Imagine life at Radford Park.

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It’s always good to get to know your neighbours. We speak to those who call this place home. Radford Park’s residents and locals who live and work nearby share the many rewards and insider insights into this special part of the world.

“We loved the views, the mountains, the fresh air – and the location so close to town is ideal. Branxton still has that small village feel but is close enough

to larger centres. The Hunter Expressway and the quick drive to the coast, Newcastle and Sydney sealed the deal.”

- Sydneysiders, Kirsty and Craig Duck

The playground of Sydney’s food, wine and golfing connoisseurs, the Hunter Valley’s green hills and wide open spaces are now attracting a new kind of resident.

Its celebrated semillon, shiraz and verdelho may entice the weekend crowds but what is it that draws people here to live?

Sydneysiders, Kirsty and Craig Duck are one of the first residents to move into their sprawling Radford Park home. They simply couldn’t wait to relocate.

“We wanted out of the rat race that is Sydney. It’s just getting too big, too out of control. We were married in Pokolbin and loved the area. We saw Radford Park and we were sold!”

“Local shop owners recognise us instantly, which certainly makes you feel part of the community. We adore the wine and foodie scene, and the concerts are definitely a huge bonus. Family and

friends are always booking rooms with us well ahead of time.”

Shirley and Peter George are neighbours further along the hillside. They too, love the sense of community this place fosters. After spending many years in Newcastle, the pair felt a yearn for country life, choosing Radford Park for its elevated position, good size blocks and Branxton’s easy access to the expressway.

“The best thing is the peace and tranquillity of the place, and knowing that in the years ahead Branxton is going places. The expressway has opened up so many opportunities for the area.

It has the chance to be the showpiece of the Hunter.”

People who move here do seem to throw down strong roots. John and Ruth Thomas had been visiting the Hunter for years and always enjoyed their trips. When they saw the opportunity

to purchase land at Radford Park, they didn’t hesitate to pack their bags and make the move from the Blue Mountains. “From the moment we walked onto the land we knew we could live here, the view was pleasant and calming.” “It was quiet and peaceful yet provided us convenient access to the Maitland St shops (Branxton) and Newcastle centre which are only a short drive away.” They fell in love with the area but it was the neighbours that made it so great to live at Radford Park. “Once a month we all bring food and drinks to gather around the fire pit at night, it is a truly enjoyable and unique experience.”

“The community is so warm, friendly and welcoming to people from all walks of life,” said Shirley and Peter.

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“The community is so warm, friendly and welcoming to people from all walks of life,” said Shirley and Peter.

Get to know your neighbours

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