No. The restaurant remains open and operating as usual. In time, 8 at Trinity will relocate within the hotel with improved amenities, but that is still a long way off.
The approved plans include 614 underground car spaces, 31 motorcycle spots and 24 bicycle spots as part of the expanded resort development.
What about traffic and emergency access?
As part of the DA process, both council and the NSW Government required careful planning around access, parking and emergency services. These are critical components that had to be addressed before approval was granted.
When will construction start and how long will it take?
With approvals now secured, the next step is detailed design and planning. It is anticipated construction will begin after the tender process within the year, followed by a three year build phase.
As part of the DA process, both council and the NSW Government required careful planning around access, parking and emergency services. These are critical components that had to be addressed before approval was granted.
When will construction start and how long will it take?
With approvals now secured, the next step is detailed design and planning. It is anticipated construction will begin after the tender process within the year, followed by a three year build phase.
No. The residential subdivision was developed and sold before the resort approval, and those blocks were not sold with water views. Waterfront blocks retain their views, and no existing home is losing something it was sold with. The resort precinct was always planned as a future stage of the overall vision.
Yes. The new development includes a public walkway around the foreshore, something we’re proud to deliver for the community alongside world class amenities.
Absolutely. Trinity Point will generate new jobs, support tourism and help lift the profile of Lake Macquarie as a destination. It brings employment across construction, hospitality and tourism, while creating a flow-on effect for local business and services.
Yes. While Trinity Point is a luxury waterfront destination, it is just one part of Johnson Property Group’s long-term commitment to the Lake Macquarie region.
Keith Johnson, the founder and developer behind Trinity Point, is also the visionary behind Watagan Park, an award winning master planned residential community just 15 minutes from the marina.
Watagan Park has been created specifically to provide affordable, family friendly living close to nature, schools and essential services. With over 1,200 lots delivered to date and more homes to come, it is helping to meet the region’s growing demand for housing and is already home to hundreds of local families.
Together, Trinity Point and Watagan Park offer a diverse range of housing options, from affordable family homes to premium resort style living, all within the same thriving region.
We’re proud to be part of this community, and we welcome open conversation. If you have more questions, we’re happy to answer them