Honeywood Blog

Honeywood is alive with small business. People who excel doing what they love and sharing their passions and talents with the local community. From hairdressers to plumbers and personal trainers to electricians, Honeywood residents work in a range of industries and provide services to Wandi and greater Perth each and every day.

We share some of our favourite ways to enjoy winter from the comfort and warmth of your new home at Honeywood Estate, Wandi.

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.

There is so much to do in the vibrant and thriving community of Honeywood in Wandi but there is so much to do nearby too! We share our top 5 destinations for date night with your significant other, catching up with friends or dining options for the whole family to enjoy.

Visit the Local Farmers Market on Sundays from 8am - 12pm at the Wandi District Playing Fields.

We share some of our go-to coffee (or tea) destinations for you to try with your other half, friends or family this weekend!

While some of us love the cooler months, most of us decide to retreat indoors to the warm and hibernate during the Winter months, before Spring arrives. We share 5 ways to avoid hibernating at Honeywood this Winter.

2019 has been jam-packed with community events, activities and amenities the whole family can enjoy. More residents have joined Honeywood, calling home our vibrant and thriving community in the heart of Wandi. We're sharing some of our 2019 highlights.

The Hawkers Market has been a popular destination with Wandi locals and residents from further afield looking for an evening of community with their loved ones. Residents have enjoyed delicious food, drinks and entertainment on the 3rd Friday of every month from November 2019 through to March 2020.

The Honeywood Primary sensory garden’s initiative is designed to enhance and expand the school science program in a hands-on way, linking topics taught in the classroom to real-life experiences, like gardening. The use of the garden is also a part of the school's Waste Wise accreditation, an initiative designed to ‘close the loop’, recycling food waste into the garden through composting and worm farming.