Suburb Property Profile: North Strathfield, NSW 2137

Thinking about buying an off the plan property in North Strathfield, New South Wales? Whether it's an off the plan apartment, townhouse or house and land package, you'll want to discover the Location Demographics, Travel & Infrastructure, Shopping and Schools & Recreation.

Location Demographics

Belonging to the growing inner-west region, the lively suburb of North Strathfield can be located around 14 km west of Sydney’s renowned Central Business District. Originally a part of the suburb of Homebush and Concord, the area now falls within the City of Canada Bay. It is known for having the Ardill House which is a major landmark and heritage site dating back to the late 1800s. The neighbourhood continues to welcome residential developments and commercial businesses. 

Situated right by parks and city attractions, students, families, retirees and professionals have felt right at home at North Strathfield. In the 2021 Census, the Australian Bureau of Statistics have calculated the total population to be close to 5 000 people. The number of established families has reached nearly 1 200 while there are around 2 000 private dwellings with more being built in the following years. To add, the majority of the residents fall between the 25 to 30-year-old age group and the median age is 34 years old.

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Travel & Infrastructure

With a range of public transport running on a regular basis, you can organise your daily commute with ease. The North Strathfield Railway Station is right at the heart of town and has 3 platforms. It is operated by Sydney Trains and takes passengers along the Northern Train Line. Alternatively, the Strathfield Railway Station has trains going towards the North Shore & Western Line, the Inner West & Leppington Line, the Olympic Park Line, and the Northern Line and also offers NSW TrainLink intercity services. There are bus stops on Concord Road and drivers can use the Western Motorway. 

The NSW Government has put together the Sydney Metro West plan which aims to deliver world-class metro services to more communities by 2030. This investment will involve a new underground railway line connecting Greater Parramatta to the Sydney CBD for faster and more frequent access to major employment and education centres. It will feature new stations, lifts and level access between trains and platforms. During construction, the project is expected to create 10 000 direct and 70 000 indirect job opportunities.

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Shopping

From supermarkets to quick eats, get your weekly shop sorted without having to travel far. The North Strathfield Shopping Village is lined with local stores and restaurants on Correys Avenue. Meanwhile, the Strathfield Plaza is just 2kms away and hosts retailers, groceries and cafes. Start your day by grabbing a cup of coffee at the Conservatorium Cafe or at August Coffee. You can also check out the international cuisine along George Street with the Savoury Dining Restaurant serving tasty Vietnamese meals and the Grumpy Italian Restaurant creating delicious pizza and pasta. Catch up with friends and have a night out at Cookie's Lounge Bar with live music and bistro dishes.

Schools & Recreation

Parents with students have a selection of quality schools right at their doorstep. Those in primary can attend the Strathfield North Public School or the Victoria Avenue Public School. The McDonald College is just a stone’s throw away and accepts all year levels. For more, the Strathfield Girls High School and the Meriden School are both less than a 3km distance. ED5 International teaches performing arts classes while swimming lessons are also being held at the JUMP! Swim Schools North Strathfield. Preschool children can join the Integricare Early Learning Centre or the Shiny Star Play Centre. Only a 4km drive, continue further study at the Australian Catholic University Strathfield Campus. 

Next door to fun activities and well-known tourist spots, there is lots to explore! Spend the day with the family at Kingpin North Strathfield and play some bowling, or laser tag or go through the escape rooms. At Holey Moley, get competitive with exciting and colourful mini golf courses. Have a game at Strathfield Park with basketball courts and sports grounds or go for a peaceful walk. There are also playgrounds with slides, climbing walls and zip lines for the kids. Under 2kms away, the Concord Golf Club hosts a few championship tournaments and junior golf events. Don’t miss visiting the iconic Bicentennial Park with a public lake, trails, water features and an observation platform. 

You’ll have it all in the scenic suburb of North Strathfield, making it the ultimate location for your new home or investment. 

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