Ashbourne Moss Vale Estate Fencing in the Southern Highlands

Moving into a brand-new community is exciting—but finishing touches like fencing can quickly become a headache without the right help. At Ashbourne Moss Vale Estate in the Southern Highlands, fencing needs to strike a balance between estate guidelines, privacy, and street appeal—and that’s exactly where we come in. With multiple happy clients already fenced and settled in the estate, we know what works, what’s required, and how to get it done smoothly.

A&H Fences is based just around the corner in Aylmerton and proudly services the Ashbourne community with custom fencing that ticks all the boxes. Whether you're building from scratch or upgrading after handover, we’ll walk you through the process, recommend the right materials, and ensure a compliant, attractive result. Call 0401 308 512 today to book your free quote and get your project underway.

We love working with our neighbours, and to show our appreciation, we’ve created the A&H Fences Loyal Locals Program just for the Ashbourne community. It’s simple: if you're a local and refer a friend who books with us, you’ll receive a $100 gift card to a local store plus $100 off your future fencing project. It’s our way of saying thanks for supporting local and helping others get the quality fencing they deserve.

We’ve already delivered exceptional results for many Ashbourne clients—just ask your neighbours! Whether you want Colorbond fencing, timber styles, privacy screens, or a custom gate, we can replicate your design or bring your vision to life. Reach out today to get started—and don’t forget to mention if someone referred you so they can enjoy their reward too.

What type of fencing is allowed in Ashbourne Moss Vale Estate?

Fencing in Ashbourne Moss Vale Estate must follow the estate’s design guidelines to ensure consistency and visual harmony across the community. Most commonly, Colorbond fencing in neutral tones (such as Monument or Woodland Grey) is used alongside and rear boundaries, providing privacy without clashing with home façades. Front fencing may have specific height restrictions or require open-style designs like pickets or slats to maintain street appeal. Before installation, it’s important to check the developer’s or builder’s fencing guidelines to ensure compliance, especially if your home is still under construction or part of a new release.

Do I need council approval for fencing in Ashbourne Estate?

Generally, you don’t need separate council approval for fencing within Ashbourne Moss Vale if your fence meets standard residential guidelines, such as being under 1.8 metres high and not obstructing visibility on a corner block. However, since Ashbourne is a new estate with specific developer requirements, approval or coordination may be needed through the builder, developer, or estate management if your fence deviates from their recommended materials, colours, or layout. It’s always best to confirm requirements in writing before starting work to avoid disputes or delays.

Can I match my neighbour’s fence in Ashbourne Estate?

Yes, and in many cases, it’s encouraged. Matching your neighbour’s fence style, height, and material helps keep boundary lines visually consistent and may even reduce installation costs if done together. If you're sharing a side boundary, NSW fencing laws allow for cost-sharing agreements, so it’s a good idea to speak with your neighbour before fencing begins. In Ashbourne Estate, uniformity across properties contributes to the estate’s aesthetic appeal, and working with an installer familiar with the estate ensures the final product looks seamless.

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