Conveyancing Lane Cove From $898 inc GST

Help from a conveyancing solicitor from a registered law firm like LEAD Conveyancing is highly recommended when you buy or sell property, as conveyancing is a complex process challenging to navigate successfully without familiarity with property law. A conveyancing solicitor can ensure the other party will not be unfair to you throughout the conveyance and can also give you legal advice. Most importantly, a conveyancing solicitor can inform you about your obligations on the contract so that you do not put yourself into unwanted situations, particularly violating legal matters of the transaction.

Lane Cove is a suburb in the lower northern region of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, located within the local government area of Lane Cove Council. The 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics census revealed that the suburb has more than 10,000 residents, 53% females and 47% males, and the national average age of the residents is 37 years old, a year younger than the Australian national average age. More than 60% of the population was born in Australia, while others were born in New Zealand, India, South Africa, Hong Kong, Malaysia, the United States of America, Scotland, Japan, Italy, Ireland, Korea and the Philippines. Religious groups in the suburb are Catholic and Anglican, Catholic being the most common religious group.

Lane Cove was first inhabited by the Cammeraygal people of the Kuringgai Aboriginal clan, which also occupied the north shore of Porth Jackson. There are several recorded stories of a possible origin of the name of the land; one of them was first written in 1788 when Lieutenant William Bradley after he sailed along a river. Another possible origin is Lieutenant Michael Lane, a renowned cartographer during his time. Others said the name was given to the land in honour of John Lane, the son of then-London Lord Mayor and friend of Arthur Phillip, New South Wales’ first Governor.

Lane Cove is one of the family-friendly suburbs on Sydney’s north shore. Most importantly, this suburb is very close to the city centre, so it is guaranteed that all kinds of stores you might need to get your necessities are quickly accessible. Some statistics of Lane Cove include

• It is estimated to be 1.7 square kilometres wide
• It is approximately 9 kilometres northwest of Sydney’s central business district
• As late as 2011, more than 70% of the residents are homeowners

Lane Cove, combined with neighbouring suburbs, is a destination for entertainment galore. The suburb has a wide range of artificial and natural attractions that are easily accessible because it is near the city centre. Hughes Park is a 24/7 children’s park with several pieces of play equipment and a green community garden. It is an excellent weekend destination to bond with your kids.

Lane Cove Bushland Park is the perfect place for adults who want to walk in nature. It is only 5 kilometres from Sydney’s primary commercial district and is renowned as one of Australia's more exciting fungi areas. Be ready to see various trees, animals and fungi on your journey to this evergreen park.

For art lovers, visit Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studies, an art gallery on Longueville Road. This non-profit art centre is dedicated to developing visual arts in the suburb and the Greater North Shore. It has frequent exhibits of artworks of local and neighbouring city artists. The art gallery’s staff offers workshops for aspiring artists, so go there if you want to expand your creative personality. Other places you may visit include

• Unwined Lane Cove
• The Fair Trade Cove
• Carisbrook House Museum