Liberty Grove.

Designed to perfection, Liberty Grove is a compact suburb with a lot to boast about. Starting out as an industrial area, Liberty Grove transformed into a community-focused neighbourhood that offers a lifestyle of ease and convenience. 

A residential development that was part of the preparations for the 2000 Sydney Olympics comprises of houses, townhouses, duplexes and apartments. Nab one of these and you will have access to an impressive array of facilities (Liberty Grove was an award-winning development after all); swimming pools, tennis courts, basketball courts, gyms, function room, convenience store, village green and parks. And by nature, Liberty Grove’s community is active, taking advantage of the facilities at hand, the local community put on many events throughout the year. 

Next door, Rhodes Waterside is a major retail development that houses the likes of IKEA and Reading Cinema, plus a great selection of cafes and eateries. Rhodes also has a network of foreshore parks and walking trails. Then there is Sydney Olympic Park, a world-class recreation hub that lays claim to Stadium Australia, Sydney International Aquatic Centre, plus a bounty of nature reserves and parklands, such as Millennium Parklands, Wentworth Common and Bicentennial Park. If all that wasn’t enough, DFO’s, Paddy’s Markets and Sydney Markets are all within an easy five-minute drive. 

Getting around is also a breeze. Aside from the many walking and cycling trails, Liberty Grove is a 10-minute walk from Rhodes train station in one direction and Concord West Train Station in the other. Some of Sydney’s major arteries; Victoria Road, M4 Western Motorway / Parramatta Road and City West Link are also close at hand. 

Dubbed the lifestyle suburb of the new millennium, Liberty Grove sparked a lot of excitement when it was completed in 1998. Twenty years later, Liberty Grove is still in hot demand.