Wentworthville NSW, 2145
Wentworthville Real Estate: Suburb Profile
Whether you're buying, renting, or investing in Wentworthville, NSW 2145, it is essential to establish if the area ticks all the boxes regarding your budget and lifestyle. The Homes.com.au suburb profile provides the statistics on Wentworthville house prices, demographics & market trends to allow you to make informed decisions about your future purchase.
If you're considering a move to Wentworthville, have a little read of our historical overview to discover the amazing lifestyle and what makes this suburb so great.
Overview Wentworthville, popularly called Wenty, is a NSW suburb 27 km west of Sydney CBD. It comes under the Greater Western Sydney region and is divided between Parramatta and Cumberland local governments for administrative convenience. Wentworthville lies to the west of Westmead, and the 2016 census listed the population at 11,318.
Living in Wentworthville Wentworthville is a convenient and affordable suburb for professionals, officegoers, families and the elderly. The transport connectivity is excellent, with trains and buses enabling easy access to Paramatta CBD, Westmead, Liverpool and Sydney and allowing tons of shopping options. Sydney CBD is about 30 minutes direct train journey.
There are many supermarkets, restaurants, parks, schools and hospitals in and around Wentworthville. Wentworthville railway station shopping precinct continues to be the most visited commercial place while a new one is coming up on the Great Western Highway. The hospital hub of Westmead is next door. Big shopping centres, such as Parramatta Westfield and Merrylands Stockland, are 5 minutes' drive.
History of Wentworthville Wentworthville is named after the family of renowned Australian politician, explorer and lawyer William Wentworth. It began when William's father, D'Arcy Wentworth, came to own 2,000 acres in the area and started a farm in 1810. The mid-1800s saw the influx of many to Wentworthville following a land boom. It saw the first railway in 1864 and a public railway station in 1883. In 2007, Wentworthville was bifurcated to create Constitution Hill, another suburb comprising its northernmost territories.
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