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Woollahra Municipal Council
A zone sets what may be built on the land — houses, apartments, shops, industry — and what may not. The zoning of Woollahra Municipal Council, drawn from NSW’s own Land Zoning Map: every zone, where it applies and how much land it covers.
70% of Woollahra Municipal Council is zoned residential.
Zoned by the Woollahra Local Environmental Plan 2014
Zoning map
Every zone, from NSW’s own map
10 zones and the land each covers
Residential853 ha70%
- R2 Low Density Residential547 ha45%
- R3 Medium Density Residential307 ha25%
Employment and mixed use46.9 ha3.8%
- E1 Local Centre28.1 ha2.3%
- MU1 Mixed Use18.8 ha1.5%
Special purpose82.9 ha6.8%
- SP2 Infrastructure82.1 ha6.7%
- SP3 Touristunder 1 haunder 0.1%
Recreation186 ha15%
- RE1 Public Recreation120 ha9.8%
- RE2 Private Recreation66.8 ha5.5%
Conservation49.9 ha4.1%
- C1 National Parks and Nature Reserves39.8 ha3.3%
- C2 Environmental Conservation10.1 ha0.8%
Where it comes from
The plans that zone Woollahra
- Woollahra Local Environmental Plan 2014The council's local environmental plan100%
A planning proposal under way can change this map. See Woollahra’s planning proposals.
The latest changes NSW published to the map
- Woollahra Local Environmental Plan 2014 — Map Amendment No 214 Apr 2023
Every lot’s controls
Across NSW, 0.7% of the zoned land is residential.
Lodgd holds the zone, height limit, floor space ratio and heritage of every lot in NSW — beside the development applications, CDCs and building certificates on it, and the homes each council’s zoning already allows.
Try the free demo →Measured over the zoning maps of all 128 councils: 70,858,225 hectares zoned, 482,381 of them residential (zones R1 to R5).
Of every hundred hectares NSW’s councils have zoned, this much is zoned residential.
Elsewhere in NSW
Zoning in other councils
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How we measure. Every zone NSW’s Land Zoning Map draws in Woollahra Municipal Council — the council’s own plan, and the land State planning policies zone directly — as NSW publishes it. Areas are measured from NSW’s outlines; shares are of the land NSW’s map zones, waterways included. Zoned residential means zones R1 to R5, and the older residential zones a few State policies still use.