Yagoona.

A peaceful and family-friendly suburb located in Sydney's south-west, Yagoona is situated approximately 20 kilometres from the CBD, offering easy access to the bustling city while providing a quieter and more relaxed lifestyle. Interesting fact: this is where Australia’s first McDonald’s restaurant opened, back in 1971.

The population of Yagoona is around 20,000 with the majority of residents being families. The suburb boasts three primary schools, providing a fantastic education for the younger members of the community. High school students usually commute to adjoining suburbs, ensuring they receive the best education possible.

Bass Hill Plaza is just a short distance away and offers a variety of shops and amenities, making it the perfect spot for your shopping needs. The Hume Highway is the main road access for Yagoona to Liverpool and Sydney City, with Fairford Road providing easy entrance to the M5 and Silverwater Road access to the M4.

Getting its name from the aboriginal word meaning “now” or “today”, Yagoona is also boasts several parks, including Gazzard Park, George Green Oval, and Gillman Reserve. Sports enthusiasts will be pleased to know that Yagoona is home to Middleton Park, which is the home ground of the Bankstown RSL Dragons Football Club and Bass Hill Broncos Junior Rugby League Football Club.

Trains along the Bankstown line travel to and from Sydney, plus there are a range of bus services connecting to both Bankstown and Parramatta.

Come and explore all that Yagoona has to offer, and you won't be disappointed.