Builders in Engadine
St Anthony Building Group works in Engadine and the southern Sutherland Shire, building new homes and granny flats and renovating homes. We are a licensed NSW builder (Contractor Licence 457054C).
- NSW Licence No. 457054CContractor licence, Builder class
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Engadine homes and bushland
Engadine is one of the larger suburbs in the Shire, with large areas of bushland zoned for conservation and the Woronora River on its boundary. Close to four in five occupied homes were separate houses in the 2021 Census, and about one in eight was a flat or apartment.
Engadine Station is on the T4 line towards Waterfall, between Loftus and Heathcote. Its listed heritage ranges from the "Memorial Hospital" to archaeological sites such as "The Boys Town".
Local planning
Local planning notes for Engadine
In Engadine, as across the Shire, Sutherland Shire Council applies the Sutherland Shire Local Environmental Plan 2015. Bushland shapes much of the planning picture here:
- Bush fire prone land: A large share of the suburb, close to two fifths, is mapped in the highest bush fire vegetation category, with buffer areas beyond it. New homes and extensions on that land are assessed against the RFS document Planning for Bush Fire Protection.
- Zones: More than a third of Engadine is zoned C2 Environmental Conservation and close to a third C4 Environmental Living, with R2 Low Density Residential land and an E2 Commercial Centre zone.
- Heritage: Listed items include the "Memorial Hospital", "Homelea" and the "Needles" rock formations in the river.
Check your address on the NSW Planning Portal or with the RFS online tool, and ask Sutherland Shire Council for a planning certificate.
Our services
Services we offer in Engadine
New homes and knockdown rebuilds in Engadine are often designed around bush fire requirements as well as the block itself.
Granny flats can suit Engadine house lots; bush fire mapping and C4 zoning both affect what is possible.
Home renovations let Engadine owners extend or modernise a house they want to stay in.
Bathroom renovations are a straightforward update for Engadine homes.
Duplexes depend heavily on the zone in Engadine, as much of the suburb is C2 or C4 land.
Interior design and architectural design help resolve layout and bush fire construction details before building.
Nearby suburbs
The closest of our Shire suburb pages are Sutherland to the north, and Bangor and Menai across the Woronora valley.
A completed project close by
Our nearest completed project is a knockdown rebuild in Sutherland, just north of Engadine along the railway line.
Engadine FAQ
Engadine building FAQs
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How much of Engadine is bush fire prone?
Close to two fifths of the suburb is mapped in the highest bush fire vegetation category, with buffer areas around it. You can look up a particular Engadine address with the RFS online tool.
What zones apply in Engadine?
Under the Sutherland Shire Local Environmental Plan 2015, Engadine has large C2 Environmental Conservation and C4 Environmental Living areas, plus R2 Low Density Residential land and a commercial centre.
Is Engadine on the train line?
Yes, Engadine Station is on the T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line, between Loftus and Heathcote.
Planning a build or renovation in Engadine?
Thinking about a new home, granny flat or renovation in Engadine? Tell us what you have in mind. Call or send a message any weekday between 9am and 5pm to book a free consultation.
- 0421 023 012
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- Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
- NSW Licence No. 457054C