North Strathfield.

While it might be on the smaller scale compared to neighbouring Homebush and Concord, what North Strathfield lacks in size, it makes up for in convenience, comfort and stress-free living.

Wedged between Homebush and Concord in Sydney’s Inner West, North Strathfield is 14-kilometres west of the CBD. Like neighbouring Strathfield, North Strathfield’s landscape has a historical presence with a modern façade as Federation properties sit alongside contemporary homes. Gentrification in recent years has seen some of North Strathfield’s industrial relics converted into stylish hubs such as the trendy Bakehouse Quarter. The popular precinct is located on George Street and is housed in and around the former Arnott’s Biscuit Factory. What was once a derelict factory is now a thriving commercial and residential borough complete with shops, restaurants, bars, and fitness facilities.

Established couples and families make up the majority of the population in North Strathfield. With quick access to the city and neighbouring venues and with every necessary amenity at your fingertips, it’s easy to lead an organised life in North Strathfield. With the Bakehouse Quarter covering all your retail needs and with several excellent schooling facilities in the area, there’s little need to leave the neighbourhood. If you do decide to venture along Parramatta Road or Homebush Bay Drive, you’ll find numerous attractions nearby including Sydney Olympic Park, Parramatta River, and Sydney Markets.

If you’re looking for a stress-free lifestyle in a suburb that’s close to everything, North Strathfield is it.