Topi Topi

Topi Topi is a tranquil rural locality in New South Wales, Australia, situated approximately 24.9 square kilometers in size. The area is predominantly characterized by open grazing lands and stands of native timber, offering a serene environment for its residents. The population is around 53, with an average age of 46, and the majority of households are childless couples. The region is known for its spacious properties, such as a 74.2-hectare homestead featuring a cedar-clad house with expansive views over lush pastures and a large dam. Topi Topi's proximity to local beaches like Seal Rocks, Smiths Lake, and Forster to the north, and Newcastle to the south, makes it an attractive destination for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle with easy access to coastal attractions.