Area Hotlist — Carlingford NSW

20 lifestyle anchors proven to sell property across the Carlingford area

Area Hotlist — Carlingford

1

Carlingford Court Shopping Centre

654 mentions

Coles, Woolies, Target and 200+ specialty stores wrap around a glass-roofed atrium, making “The Court” the suburb’s all-weather heartbeat. Free undercover parking and the future Parramatta Light Rail stop keep weekly errands car-light and fuss-free.

2

Carlingford Village Shopping Centre

248 mentions

Asian grocers, late-night dumplings and bargain fashion give the Village its buzzy, local-market vibe. Residents love ducking in for fresh produce after work without battling Court crowds.

3

Cumberland High School

217 mentions

Strong HSC growth, new STEAM labs and nation-leading volleyball squads have Cumberland on many family short-lists. Three-bed cottages inside catchment attract spirited Saturday bidding.

4

Oatlands Golf Club

186 mentions

Tree-lined fairways, slick greens and a modern clubhouse bar sit five minutes west of the Court. Twilight memberships and junior clinics keep tees ticking over well past Saturday comp.

5

James Ruse Agricultural High School

164 mentions

Australia’s perennial #1 ranked public school mixes market-garden paddocks with cutting-edge robotics. Even though entry is statewide, proximity still lifts demand for rentals favoured by academic families.

6

Tara Anglican School

140 mentions

Day and boarding girls enjoy Olympic-grade pools, equestrian ties and NASA-linked STEM programs. Its leafy bus-serviced campus keeps door-to-door times sane for Carlingford commuters.

7

Carlingford West Public School

138 mentions

Regularly topping NAPLAN tables, CWPS offers gifted streams, Mandarin bilingual classes and a strings orchestra that tours interstate. Catchment streets of red-brick classics rarely sit unsold for long.

8

North Rocks Shopping Centre

120 mentions

Coles, Kmart and speciality stores deliver a no-frills alternative when Court queues build. Abundant parking and on-grade entry make it a favourite for pram days and quick dashes.

9

The King’s School

104 mentions

Australia’s oldest independent boys’ school boasts GPS rugby, Cadet parades and a brand-new innovation centre. Boarding and day enrolments pump weekday traffic—but also prestige—through neighbouring streets.

10

Carlingford Public School

93 mentions

Founded 1883, CPS blends sandstone charm with modern STEAM hubs and an award-winning choir. Walking-school-bus routes keep traffic calmer than you’d expect for a 650-student campus.

11

Carlingford High School

88 mentions

Co-ed comprehensive delivering strong ATAR growth, champion robotics teams and links to Macquarie Uni’s gifted programs. Nearby duplex sites attract builders eager for catchment pull.

12

Eastwood Shopping Centre

70 mentions

Korean grocers, late-night BBQ and bargain fashion make Eastwood a tasty detour five minutes east. Free council car parks turn bulgogi cravings into a stress-free school-night treat.

13

Macquarie University

69 mentions

Top-200 global uni, driverless Metro stop and on-site private hospital keep degrees, jobs and healthcare within a 10-minute drive. Evening lectures feed a buzzing bar scene on campus.

14

Top Ryde Shopping Centre

66 mentions

Myer, Coles, Aldi and a rooftop dining precinct give Ryde’s hilltop mall a one-stop-shop edge. Quick M2 access means even rainy-day IKEA runs dodge city traffic.

15

Marist College

56 mentions

Catholic boys’ secondary famed for rugby league pathways, award-winning bands and a fresh STEAM centre. Bus routes funnel students from across the north-west, supporting strong house-share demand.

16

Macquarie Centre

36 mentions

IKEA, UNIQLO and an Olympic-sized ice rink mean global retail and winter fun sit ten minutes down Epping Road. Free four-hour parking keeps regular trips surprisingly cost-effective.

17

Murray Farm Public School

34 mentions

Small-zone primary often ranked top-five in NSW reading and numeracy. Heritage homesteads and modern knock-downs inside its catchment rarely stay on the market a fortnight.

18

Western Sydney University – Parramatta

53 mentions

Law, business and IT campuses beside the river bring research jobs, live music and late-night ramen 15 minutes west via Pennant Hills Road.

19

Dundas Public School

42 mentions

Fresh classroom upgrades, community veggie plots and inclusive support units make this K–6 gem popular beyond its modest zone. Weekend markets on the oval fund extra tech resources.

20

North Rocks Shopping Centre

120 mentions

No-frills option with Coles, Kmart and bulk-buy butchers. Easy parking spares you the Westfield squeeze when you just need bread and milk.