October 19, 2018
After being involved with Pitt Town for 22 years, we have now resolved to complete our current subdivision work over the next six months and then leave Pitt Town permanently and move on to other projects. We do this with great regret and against our wishes. We would like very much to stay on, keep... Read More >
June 7, 2018
Johnson Property Group recently wrote an open letter to the people of Pitt Town. The letter was posted on our website, with links to social media, and a hard copy was delivered to every home in Pitt Town. Overwhelmingly, the issue which evoked the most response was the boat ramp. The community has made it... Read More >
May 28, 2018
Over the 20 plus years Johnson Property Group has been involved with Pitt Town, we have been the subject of a great many misleading comments which have circulated in the Pitt Town community. Our usual approach is to ignore them where possible. However, the current over-working of the rumour mill has led to us producing... Read More >
September 13, 2017
Location: Pitt Town Why is Vermont different to other land release sites? The Vermont master-planned estate provides the perfect combination of accessibility to city living and the healthy lifestyle of a rural setting. Vermont’s footprint encompasses five different precincts, Blighton, Riverland, Central, Bona Vista and Fernville. The next stage to be developed is within the Central precinct, providing... Read More >
February 7, 2017
Pitt Town Early Learning Centre, located in the new Vermont estate, has won the award for the Most Outstanding Childcare Centre in the Hawkesbury. Principal Elizabeth Sheridan was awarded the accolade at the Hawkesbury Business Awards, which acknowledge outstanding local businesses and their people who go above and beyond, say the judges. Elizabeth and director... Read More >
January 31, 2017
As summer approaches, Russell has plenty of tips for people wanting to keep their garden looking nice in the heat. Use mulch to shield the soil from the summer sun, conserving moisture and keeping the root zone cool. Make sure to weed as they rob the garden of moisture and nutrients. Plant hardy seasonal colour... Read More >
January 24, 2017
What’s happening in the garden? I am loving my vegetable garden thanks to my experiment with trench composting during winter. The earthworms have multiplied and are doing all the hard work of aerating and fertilising. I’m harvesting beetroot, spring onions, tomatoes, yellow beans, English spinach, basil, parsley and carrots. Sugar cane mulch is keeping the... Read More >
January 17, 2017
Overlooking the scenic Scheyville National Park, the Pitt Town and District Sports Club has 1600 members and a laid-back family atmosphere, says General Manager, Ben Renneberg. Only a five-minute drive from home, the club is a great spot for a summer afternoon drink or family meal in the bistro, with kids eating free on Sundays.... Read More >
January 10, 2017
The cliff top walking track between Govetts Leap and Evans lookout offers some of the most breathtaking scenic views in all of the Blue Mountains, according to NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. “You’ll be spoiled with bird watching, wild flowers, and plenty of lookouts along the way,” the Service says. If you’re after an... Read More >
January 3, 2017
It’s that time of year again; Christmas and the summer holidays are close at hand and for many of us that means travel, as we head off to spend time with family or just take a break interstate. For quite a few of us that means a long road trip, and that involves bundling the... Read More >
