Honeywood Blog

The first place to start your home buying research is, of course, online. But the sheer depth and breadth of the material at your fingertips can be overwhelming. Knowing where to start and which sites to keep an eye on is half the job done.

One of the most exciting aspects of moving into a new community is tracking down the local “hotspots”. Whether you’re a coffee connoisseur, fanatic foodie or just love a glass of red, we’ve got you covered. Here we share our top 7 places to eat near our Satterley Communities.

Honeywood Estate in Wandi is the perfect spot for dog-lovers. Honeywood has retained over 25% of land for native bushland and has over 10 kilometres of walkways and cycle paths; you can explore with your precious pooch.

After more than a decade of development Honeywood Estate in Wandi is nearing completion with only 29 lots left for sale. Honeywood Estate is one of Satterley’s most sought-after communities just 30 minutes from Perth CBD and Fremantle. When you visit Honeywood Estate the first thing you notice is a haven of green parklands, native bush, and beautifully manicured street verges. Take a look at how Satterley has designed and delivered an award-winning community that has made it what it is today.

With the festive season just around the corner, we've put together some tips and tricks to help you kickstart your festive plans and make this time of year as enjoyable and stress-free as possible, particularly if you have just moved into a new Satterley community!

Moving into a new neighbourhood and making new friends isn’t always easy, so we've put together 5 different ways to make friends in your new community.

A Satterley community is where you feel at home. We take a look at the importance of building communities & why it will always be a priority for Satterley.

Residents and the wider Wandi community are enjoying weekly delights, thanks to The Local Farmers Market which takes place at the Wandi District Playing fields every Sunday.

Saturday 15th December will see the third annual Carols by Candlelight event organised by the Honeywood Residents Group.

Simple, small, gradual changes can often make the biggest impact on our environmental footprint. Living a sustainable lifestyle is easier than you think.