HomeCo. Carlingford Court

One stop shop for daily needs including a food court. Major outlets include Woolworths Coles, Target, Bing Lee. The food court includes Chinese Japanese Indian Mediterranean choices. Coffee shop, fruit tea and juice shops available. Ample parking spaces.

Nice neat doing centre that's been there forever, plenty of easy parking, cleaner than usual toilets. Plenty of variety stores and just a general high quality and professional feel to everything.

I agree that this shopping centre is getting worse. This has been broken for ages and doesn't seem to getting fixed anytime soon.

Carlingford Court is a fantastic shopping centre with a great variety of stores, from everyday essentials to fashion and dining. The centre is always clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate. Parking is convenient, and the overall atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. A great place for both quick shopping trips and family outings.

I had the absolute pleasure of being helped by Marina at the info desk recently. Even though it wasn’t part of her job, she went out of her way to help me wrap my gift. She was wrapping something else at the time, and when I asked, she was so kind and accommodating. Marina really turned a simple moment into something special. Thank you, Marina!

Carlingford fruit world !! I want to give my review to Samir from the fruit shop! In my opinion he is the best worker they have there. He has the best service, he is very polite, caring & helpful. If it wasn't for Samir the fruit shop wouldn't be running. From what I can see he makes sure everything is under control & he understands all his customer's. He treats everyone equal including the staff that work there. He always is bubbly and kind to everyone. 🙂 Please if you's need any help on fruit knowledge go to Samir. Also just to add about carlingford fruit world there prices are reasonable for the quality of fruit you get. 🙂

I am writing to express my deep concern and disappointment regarding the current state of Carlingford Court Shopping Centre. The design and layout, particularly the addition of a poorly conceived and visually unappealing shop, have significantly compromised both the aesthetic quality and, more alarmingly, the safety and accessibility of the centre. The placement of this shop not only obstructs clear walkways but appears to prioritise commercial gain over the basic rights and comfort of the public — especially the elderly and people with special needs. The design now presents serious access and navigation issues, with cluttered paths, limited seating, and insufficient attention to mobility support such as ramps or clear signage. Moreover, the products on display in this new retail space are of noticeably low quality and add nothing of value to the shopping experience. Instead, it detracts from the overall atmosphere of the centre, which is now beginning to feel neglected and mismanaged. I urge the management to seriously reconsider the priorities of the centre’s design and operations. The focus should be on safety, inclusivity, and quality — not the quick addition of substandard stores that jeopardise both customer experience and well-being. Your prompt attention to this matter would be appreciated, as many within the community have noticed these issues and are equally dissatisfied.