Hassall Grove NSW, 2761
Hassall Grove Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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Overview Hassall Grove, a suburb of Greater Western Sydney, is in the state of New South Wales. It is one of the oldest parts of Sydney. This suburb is 46 kilometres west of the Sydney city centre.
Hassall Grove covers an area of 1.22 square kilometres and has a population of 4,505 (2016 census). This suburb is part of the City of Blacktown local government area in the Greater Western Sydney region.
Living in Hassall Grove Hassall Grove is a residential suburb with first-rate amenities. It has two supermarkets, two schools, and a variety of specialty stores. Hannah Reserve in Bidwill is a short trip away, and Mittigar Reserve adds scenic beauty to the southern tip of the suburb. Transportation to the Sydney CBD is by car, although traffic can be heavy, ferry from Parramatta, and via train.
Schools in Hassall Grove are within walking distance, including Hassall Grove Public School, St Clare's Catholic High School, and Children First - Hassall Grove, among many others. Residents in Hassall Grove are mostly professionals and families with children.
History of Hassall Grove The beginning of Hassall Grove can be traced to the Hassall family of England. Rowland Hassall and his son Thomas came to Sydney in 1798 and became influential religious figures and landowners.
Rowland Hassall was a Church of England minister and Samuel Marsden's property manager.
The New South Wales Housing Commission divided the western portion of the residential suburb north of Mount Druitt in the 1980s and named the new suburb after Rev. Thomas Hassall, the son-in-law of Rev Samuel Marsden.
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