Glenorie.

Tucked away in Sydney’s Hills District, Glenorie offers so much in terms of rural tranquillity and community spirit, making it an ideal place to raise a family. This delightful suburb is known for its relaxed charm with many large properties, hobby farms and equestrian facilities. It’s the ideal retreat from the fast pace of city life, yet still very accessible to the CBD.

Glenorie has a few great local cafés and eateries that create a warm and friendly vibe. In fact, the Glenorie Bakery proudly held the title of Australia’s best bakery for three years in a row. Whether you're grabbing a coffee or enjoying a meal at the local RSL bistro, the dining options here offer a taste of the neighbourhood’s laid-back appeal.

One of Glenorie's standout features is its rich local history, and the region holds deep cultural significance, with many natural landmarks tied to Indigenous heritage. There is ample green space for outdoor activities, the kids can play safely in the street and there’s the vast greenery of Les Shore Reserve for sport.

Housing in Glenorie reflects the area’s history and growth. You’ll find generational family acreages mixed with new architectural homes on sprawling lots. The town may be small, but its strong sense of community is evident in local events like the Glenorie RSL Club’s annual Anzac Day service and the Glenorie Growers’ Market, where locals and visitors can buy fresh produce and handmade goods.

Overall, Glenorie offers a lovely blend of natural beauty, tight-knit community and everyday amenities, making it a great place to live with all the conveniences of modern life close at hand.