Browse land property in Grafton

Overview

Grafton, a city of 19,255 residents (2021 Census) on the flood‑plain of the Clarence River, is famed as the “Jacaranda City”. Tree‑lined streets blossom each October‑November during the Jacaranda Festival, a half‑day public holiday that celebrates music, art and the historic Saraton Theatre. Residents enjoy a strong sporting culture centred on rugby league, the Grafton Cup horse race and numerous parks such as Apollo 11, Westward and Jacaranda Park, providing space for family picnics and outdoor recreation.

The city is well‑served by transport, with the iconic 1932 Grafton Bridge linking the centre to South Grafton, a regional airport and rail via the Old Grafton station. Busways, Lawrence Bus Service and NSW TrainLink coach links connect to surrounding towns, while the Pacific Highway bypass (2020) eases road travel. Housing ranges from heritage‑listed homes like Christ Church Cathedral and the Arcola residence to newer developments, offering a diverse mix for buyers and renters.

Region type mix: Regional 100%.