pedestrians can enjoy the 1.5 kilometre waterfront journey. The first highlight occurs when crossing the bridge at Admiralty, passing through a tapestry of foliage that is home to an array of native bird life. Wind down the road to Hunter’s Wharf where the gardens are composed of both indigenous and exotic plant species creating a distinctive oasis with panoramic views of calming waters and marine animal life.

Next along the stretch, stop and admire the three majestic Norfolk Island Pines which protect uninterrupted views down the water way to the famous Sydney CBD. Culminate the experience with a stop past the heritage buildings of Breakfast Point and take a moment to sit and absorb the natural beauty of the harbour and the surrounding landscape.

The foreshore is a treasured amenity of Breakfast Point and offers an unsurpassed waterfront living experience.

neighborhood precincts are named after themed gardens, such as the homes of The Orchards which celebrate seasons with ornamental fruit trees and lush green gardens.

Strolling through the community offers visits to Silkstone Park, The Village Green, The Waterfront Parks, the exotic gardens of Hunters Wharf and Admiralty, The Orchard and Woodland Precincts. Breakfast Point is experienced best on foot—and the lush parks & gardens will not disappoint.

Let the carefully planned parks & gardens of Breakfast Point take you through a whimsical, carefree world of natural beauty.

preferred method of navigating the community. The Village Green and the Village Centre are a short stroll away from home making convenience a way of life at Breakfast Point and limiting the use of cars throughout the community.

The walking and cycling paths offer a distinct example of Rose's commitment to the environment and the community of Breakfast Point.

Experience a simpler and easier way of life at Breakfast Point made possible by the walks & cycleways.

the Breakfast Point Community will stand the test of time economically, socially and environmentally. An example is the creation of an underground water system, designed to capture rain and storm water for re-use in the irrigation of the generous open spaces of Breakfast Point. Three underground water tanks, storing approximately 800,000 litres, have been placed underground, conserving and reusing rainwater collected from roads, roofs and other hard surfaces. A further two tanks will be installed to increase storage capacity to 1,000,000 litres.

The installation of these underground water tanks is part of Rose’s ongoing policy, encouraging a water sensitive approach to its developments. Not only will this system enhance the quality of life for people today, dramatically reducing water cost and usage for irrigation purposes, but will also ensure the needs of future generations are met as part of the ongoing commitment to the community of Breakfast Point.