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Best Shopping on the Central Coast: Malls, Boutiques, High Street and Artisan Guide
UpdatedFrom Westfield Tuggerah to Erina Fair, the Terrigal village shops, and the Gosford CBD retail, here is a guide to shopping on the Central Coast.
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From Westfield Tuggerah to Erina Fair, the Terrigal village shops, and the Gosford CBD retail, here is a guide to shopping on the Central Coast.
The Central Coast's shopping is anchored by two major regional shopping centres (Westfield Tuggerah in the north and Erina Fair in the south), with the boutique retail concentrated in the coastal beach villages (Terrigal, Avoca Beach, Toukley) and the Gosford CBD providing the historic town centre retail alternative.
Westfield Tuggerah — Westfield Tuggerah (Wyong Road, Tuggerah) is the Central Coast's most complete shopping centre with 200+ stores and the David Jones anchor, serving the northern residential catchment from Wyong to the M1 motorway corridor. The Tuggerah precinct also has significant large-format retail (Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, Bunnings) making it the most car-friendly and one-stop shopping destination on the Coast.
Erina Fair — Erina Fair (Karalta Road, Erina) is the southern Central Coast's main retail anchor, with the Myer flagship and 250+ stores serving the Gosford, Terrigal, and northern Sydney catchment. The centre's position between the M1 motorway and the Gosford CBD makes it accessible from Sydney as well as the local residential population.
Terrigal and Avoca Beach — the Terrigal Esplanade and the Avoca Beach shopping village provide the Central Coast's best independent retail, with boutique fashion, specialty food, surf and coastal lifestyle brands, and the beach village atmosphere that is genuinely attractive for shopping and browsing. The Terrigal Haven foreshore provides a beautiful setting for the village shopping strip.
Gosford CBD and independent retail — the Gosford CBD has specialty retailers and the Baker Street Gosford arts and culture precinct, but the centre of gravity for Central Coast retail has shifted substantially to the out-of-centre mall formats. The Gosford and Wyoming railway station precincts retain some independent retail culture.
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