Rouse Hill offers a range of infrastructure within close proximity including:

• Rouse Hill Town Centre containing major commercial stores, over 210 specialty stores, and a diverse range of dining options.
• Major public and private school options to choose from, and multiple of fairly large daycare centres.
• Great access to public transport – Sydney Metro Northwest is operational and boasts a landmark railway bridge at Rouse Hill.
• North-West T-way provides rapid bus transit service to Parramatta railway station.
• Substantial amount of greenery with bushland and an array of well-designed parks on offer (Rouse Hill Regional Park and Centenary Park).
• Historic 1800s Irish pub The Fiddler.

Rouse Hill is within the identified North West Growth Area, with significant investment planned in order to ensure the right infrastructure is developed to support growing communities in the area.

Over the next nine years, 33,000 homes will be provided in this growth corridor, and once fully developed the area will be home to around 250,000 people.

The overall goal is to create vibrant, attractive and well-connected communities where people can live and work with good access to public transport, community facilities, open spaces, shops and a variety of dining options. Residents will have access to local jobs, including those nearby at Marsden Park, Rouse Hill, Box Hill, Norwest Business Park, Blacktown and Penrith.

With the creation of attractive new precincts, coupled with urban redevelopment occurring in established suburbs, housing in Rouse Hill represents a great opportunity that is sure to be in high demand.

Whether you’re a first home buyer, have a growing family, or looking somewhere to enjoy your retirement, Rouse Hill offers a variety of housing options at different price points to suit your needs.

With a combination of beautiful scenery and well-established amenities, this is an area you surely want to get into.