Area Hotlist — Blacktown NSW

20 lifestyle anchors proven to sell property across the Blacktown area

Area Hotlist — Blacktown

1

Blacktown Hospital

594 votes

A $700-million redevelopment has delivered a state-of-the-art emergency department, maternity wing and cancer centre. Thousands of health jobs and 24-hour care give nearby homes rock-solid rental demand and real peace-of-mind for young families and downsizers alike.

2

Westpoint Shopping Centre

586 votes

With 250+ stores, rooftop dining, Hoyts cinemas and two supermarkets, Westpoint is the retail heartbeat of the west. A direct footbridge to the train station means easy groceries after work and teen-friendly hangouts on rainy weekends.

3

Blacktown Station

303 votes

Express trains reach Sydney CBD in 34 minutes and Parramatta in 9. An integrated bus hub, multistorey park-and-ride and new metro link under construction make this one of the best-connected addresses in Greater Sydney.

4

Seven Hills Plaza

197 votes

Fresh food, Aldi, Woolies, Kmart and 100+ specialty stores under one roof keep errands local. Outdoor dining lanes, free parking and neighbouring childcare make it a stress-free alternative to the mega malls further east.

5

Seven Hills Station

163 votes

Fast city trains, ample commuter parking and lifts to every platform attract professionals priced out of inner Sydney. The adjoining plaza and café strip mean you can grab coffee or sushi without crossing a road.

6

Portico Plaza

163 votes

Toongabbie’s local centre packs Coles, medical suites, eateries and banking into a breezy arcade beside the station. Late trading hours and undercover parking make it a handy grocery top-up stop after the commute home.

7

Blacktown South Public School

147 votes

This high-performing K–6 campus boasts modern STEM labs, award-winning environmental programs and a huge oval for weekend sport. Walkable catchments and an active P&C keep demand for family homes sky-high.

8

Toongabbie Station

134 votes

Recently upgraded with lifts, extended platforms and Opal top-ups, Toongabbie station slashes car dependence. CBD trains in peek-hour run every six minutes, while a direct western line connects to Parramatta in a single stop.

9

Sydney Zoo

125 votes

Opened 2019 in Bungarribee, this next-gen zoo features free-range savannahs, aquarium tunnels and a cable-car safari. Annual passes are popular with young families who love mid-week keeper talks and night-light festivals.

10

Raging Waters

107 votes

Australia’s largest water park delivers 40+ slides, a giant wave pool and summer dive-in movies. Locals enjoy discounted season passes, making spur-of-the-moment afternoon runs down the 360-metre lazy river an easy reality.

11

Blacktown Showground

101 votes

Now a vibrant community park with wetlands, skate bowls, water-play zone and weekly farmers markets. Spring’s Blacktown Festival and heritage show draw crowds without residents leaving their neighbourhood.

12

Kings Langley Shopping Centre

93 votes

An easy-parking village centre with IGA, specialty grocer, chemist and café courtyard. Saturday sausage sizzles and after-school gelato runs foster a close-knit suburb vibe only five minutes off the M7.

13

Featherdale Wildlife Park

76 votes

Hand-feed kangaroos, pat a koala and meet endangered quolls at this intimate wildlife park. Discounted local passes make it a favourite for weekend visitors and school holiday grandparent duties.

14

Nurragingy Reserve

65 votes

Sprawling 90-hectare bushland with lakes, adventure playgrounds and the ornate Chang Lai Yuan Chinese garden. Free parking, BBQ shelters and night-lit pathways suit everything from dawn jogs to multicultural wedding photos.

15

Norwest Business Park

47 votes

Home to Woolworths HQ, multinational tech firms and lakeside dining, Norwest brings 30,000 jobs within a 10-minute drive. The new metro line links the park to Chatswood in half an hour—boosting rental appeal for executives.

16

Western Sydney Parklands

31 votes

Australia’s biggest urban park stretches 27 km from Quakers Hill to Leppington. Mountain-bike trails, community gardens and epic playgrounds offer endless free recreation while protecting native Cumberland Plain bush.

17

Bungarribee Park

24 votes

Inside the Parklands, Bungarribee boasts a 200-metre flying-fox, dog agility area and 5 km sealed loop for cyclists. Sunrise hot-air balloons drifting overhead add a touch of country magic to suburbia.

18

Blacktown International Sportspark

6 votes

Olympic-grade athletics, baseball and softball venues host national champs, AFLW matches and weekend fun-runs. Elite facilities plus community programs give locals front-row access to sport at every level.

19

Stonecutters Ridge Golf Club

6 votes

Greg Norman-designed championship course winds through native bush and estate homes. Members enjoy a modern clubhouse, fine dining and panoramic fairway sunsets just minutes off the M7.

20

Prospect Reservoir

6 votes

Heritage-listed reservoir and picnic park offers panoramic water views, cycling trails and bird-watching hides. It’s a tranquil green escape where locals unwind after work without battling Blue Mountains traffic.