Suburb Guide: Moorebank
Discover the Moorebank suburb guide. From where to eat in Moorebank to what to do with the family in Moorebank.
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Brighton Lakes at Moorebank was designed by Mirvac’s in-house architecture practice, Mirvac Design. The community is nestled in a tranquil location adjacent to one of Sydney’s most beautiful golf courses and the Georges River. It is a premier lifestyle estate in South-Western Sydney. Here are our top 5 must dos.
1. TEE-RIFIC
Each home in the Brighton Lakes community is just a short stroll to the 18-hole Brighton Lakes golf course. The brand new club house has a restaurant and cafe, which makes eating out for breakfast,
2. RIVER OF FUN
Brighton Lakes runs adjacent to the banks of the Georges River – a popular waterskiing, jetskiing and boating destination. It’s also the perfect place for a spot of kayaking or canoeing, with many scenic picnic spots along the way.
3. FOOD TOURISM
People travel from all over Sydney to eat in Cabramatta and Liverpool, both melting pots of international flavours and cuisine. For residents of Brighton Lakes these buzzing centres are a quick drive away.
4. RETAIL THERAPY
It’s easy to indulge in a little retail therapy at either Moorebank Shopping Centre and Westfield Liverpool. Moorebank is less than three minutes away while the recently refurbished Westfield is just a 4 kilometre drive.
5. UP BRIGHT AND EARLY
The new Brighton Lakes walking and cycle tracks loop around native Australian flora and calming natural waterways. A perfect way to start or end the day.
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