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NSW 2257
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Killcare Heights is the location of Marie Byles Lookout, identified by Central Coast Council among the more easily accessed lookouts in its bushland reserves. This supplies a specific outdoor destination associated with the locality's elevated setting. The council listing distinguishes it from lookouts in other Central Coast suburbs.
| Offence | Recorded incidents |
|---|---|
| Break and enter dwelling | 1 |
| Motor vehicle theft | 0 |
| Steal from motor vehicle | 1 |
| Malicious damage to property | 2 |
NSW BOCSAR recorded criminal incidents by suburb (opens in a new tab) · Checked
Figures describe the named area and reporting period. Census data is historical; it does not measure current prices or individual circumstances.
Australian Bureau of Statistics · Accessed · 2021 Census
Central Coast Council · Accessed
Use the property map and listing cards on this page to explore homes advertised on Estate Guide Online in Killcare Heights, NSW. Switch between buying and renting, then open a property for its price, photos and selling or leasing agent.
Compare your commute, housing costs, school enrolment areas, local services and property-specific environmental risks. Census figures describe the population at the census date; they are not a current valuation or a prediction of future conditions.
No. Crime comparisons need a named offence, a defined area, a reporting period and a population-adjusted rate. We do not turn missing or mismatched crime data into a safety rating.