Quiet and close
St Leonards.
Where charm meets convenience
St Leonards has long been a place where life moves at a gentler pace, where gumtrees outnumber streetlights, neighbours still wave at one another, and kids grow up with paddocks and creeks as their playgrounds.
Grounded in heritage, growing with purpose
The spirit of place
Originally a rural village centre, St Leonards has evolved into a proud, close-knit community with a strong family base. Generations have grown up here attending the same schools, playing at the same parks, and gathering at the same village.
Today, new faces are joining the story. Young families are moving in for the lifestyle, established locals are expanding or downsizing (without leaving), and long-term residents are being reminded of what makes St Leonards special.
It offers all the peace of the country with none of the compromise.
Only minutes from the Launceston CBD and Kings Meadows
- Just 6 minutes to Newstead’s shopping precinct.
- 10 minutes to Kings Meadows or Launceston CBD.
- Quick access to schools, medical centres, and recreation facilities.
Places we love
The everyday essentials (and joys) that make St Leonards home.
St Leonards is full of gems that make everyday life that little bit better. From leafy picnic spots and open parks to thriving community spaces and sporting facilities, there’s always somewhere nearby to unwind, connect, or get active.
Sports complex
This large multipurpose complex is a key facility for the northern sporting community, hosting athletics, hockey, croquet and BMX riding, as well as hosting various sports and community events.
Village green
A pocket of open space reserve including play equipment suitable for a range of ages, swings, seating and shade. Ideal for local everyday recreation, young families, neighbour gatherings and more.
Picnic ground
A larger park on the banks of the North Esk River with BBQ facilities, picnic tables, play equipment, public and a fenced off-leash dog area, which is a popular spot for dog walkers all-year-round.
Village
Local cafes, takeaway spots, pharmacy and the pub within arm’s reach.
What’s coming next?
A future that protects what we love and improves what we need
St Leonards isn’t just growing – it’s becoming stronger, more connected and more self-sustaining than ever. The St Leonards and Waverley Neighbourhood Plan sets the direction for the next 30 years, and for St Leonards that means:
