St Ives Shopping Village

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St Ives Shopping Village
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St Ives Shopping Village
Location St Ives, New South Wales
Coordinates 33°43′47″S151°09′31″E / 33.729741°S 151.158705°E / -33.729741; 151.158705
Opening date1960;65 years ago (1960)
No. of stores and services120
No. of anchor tenants 3
No. of floors2
Parking248
Website stivesvillage.com.au/

St Ives Shopping Village is a shopping centre located in the suburb of St Ives on Sydney's Upper North Shore. It opened in the 1960s and has since evolved into a major retail hub. In the 1970s, it became the main commercial area for St Ives and now features over 100 stores. The centre includes multiple supermarkets, with major tenants such as Harris Farm Markets, Coles, and Woolworths. The shopping village is situated across from the Village Green and a skate park, providing a convenient location for both shopping and recreation.

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History

Originally opened in the 1960s, St Ives Shopping Village has undergone multiple renovations and expansions over the years to meet the growing needs of the local community. Its evolution into a major retail hub has solidified its position as a key destination in the region.

Retail and Amenities

The shopping village houses over 100 stores, including major tenants such as Harris Farm Markets, Coles, and Woolworths. It offers a diverse range of retail options, including fashion boutiques, specialty shops, and dining venues. The centre provides various amenities, such as free parking for up to three hours, late-night shopping on Thursdays, and concierge services for personal shopping assistance.

Location and Accessibility

Easily accessible by car, St Ives Shopping Village offers both undercover and open-air parking options. It is also served by public transport, with bus services connecting it to surrounding areas. The centre's convenient location, in close proximity to local parks and residential areas, makes it a popular destination for shoppers.

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