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Cite this article:. This page was last modified on 16 July , at Suggest an edit. Quakers Court shopping centre. Greenway Chifley. Suburbs around Quakers Hill:. The Ponds. Colebee , Dean Park, Glendenning. Quakers Hill. Catch the train at your risk as there are massive safety issues at night , even the elderly are not safe, most recently with a nursing home being burnt down by one of the staff who worked there.
The local hospital is Blacktown hospital, who would seriously want to have a baby at that hospital? If you call the police for a theft issue then expect to be basically abused because they are so stretched trying to deal with wayward youths, car accididents and armed robbery that if you have a residential issue they will basically brush you aside, not the sort of thing you can feel good about at night raising a young family.
Neighbourly spirit is NIL, no one looks out for anyone and there are certain areas that you will find segregation by different nationalities depending on what mosq or temple is close by. If you doubt this them just take a drive through some of the mentioned areas and see how little effort goes into maintaining lawns and gardens, as well as the graffitti popping up everywhere and the vacant blocks of land used as rubbish dumps, the police are too busy to deal with any of that. You will have plenty of choice for shopping and shopping centres and nearby suburbs like blacktown and castle hill have diing options from cheap and nasty to expensive depending on which suburb you dine in.
This suburb is a better choice than Rouse Hill or kellyville though if you work in the city or Parramatta as you will take at least 30 minutes each way off your travel time. Add up your repayments, your rates as well as your day by day expenses you will NEED aircon and insurance and then look at that amount verse renting, the roads will be a major factor in slow growth as well as the fact that there are still new developmets going up cheaper than people trying to resell a 8 year old home.
Get a bad tenant and then you can start adding in rent default, replacing carpet, lawns, repainting etc and the tenancy tribunal will MAYBE award you the 4 week bond at best which will NOT covered anywhere near what insurance calls "bad housekeeping" Insurance companies do not cover lawns ad carpet stains nor do they cover filth and mess or rubbish or walls beig repainted as they call this "poor housekeeping" it is not "malicious damage" If after reading all these facts easy to get more info on this off your accountant as a start you still think Quakers Hill is a good place to invest, then good luck to you and all the best, you will need it, I just hope these words don't one day haunt you.
Sounds like somebody got burnt by a bad tenant and is bitter about the experience. But the internet allows anonymous arseholes like you to spray venom like this without any thought. Add to that the fact that I commuted daily to the City and often came home after hours, not once was I the victim of a crime on the public transport network.
Maybe you're the problem! Trains are safe, as me my wife and our friend commute and there are instances where we use it for late night. Blacktown hosipital is great place for have child birth, we had our Daugther here. Dry your eyes mate. You should check out one of the local temples and find inner peace. Blahwho ever you are.. What is the real reason for your rant??? One of the reasons why Quakers Hill is so great to live in is the high ratio of owner occupiers to investors.
In my street where I grew up, most of the owners surrounding my parent's house have lived there for decades. The only problem neighbours they have are renters behind them. I am more than happy for investors to leave the area and for an owner occupier to move in. A beautiful suburb that used to be a bunch of paddocks, has grown into a large, well-loved community. The new railway station is almost completed, it was a multi-million dollar project and the station is now classed as one of the majors.
It also has a space commuter car park, along with ample on-street parking in neighbouring streets no time restrictions. There are a large amount of daycare centres most of them private - some council run , along with private and public schools.
The resale values here are quite good and the rental returns are very good, particularly for property close to the station and the schools. There are three Medical Centres in the suburb, one in Douglas Road shops near station one in Farnham Road shops and another inside Quakers Court shopping centre. Highly recommended.
Quakers hill is a large suburb sprawling from Wood croft to the ponds and from Marayong to the Stone cutter ridge. It has old and new sides. The best thing about the new side is it has new house but the old side has big blocks , wider roads and of course better public transport.
Living here is like enjoying serene life. It s quiet, well connected and far safer than any other suburb around. I would recommend it for couples. Lots of good parks for kids, great schools, 5 daycare centres within walking distance of my investment property.
So affordable too, with good rental returns for investment property and public transport is improving all the time railway station now has spot free commuter car park. Lots of great places to eat, particularly Indian, Thai and some top pizza places thrown in too. Even though Quakers Hill is within a stone's throw of Blacktown, I have found it safer than you would think. According to the media, Blacktown area is always number 1 or 2 in lists of crime areas etc. I have lived in 3 different houses in QH over the last 11 years and have never had any trouble.
It is the kind of suburb where, if you make the effort to meet your neighbours soon after moving in, you will be rewarded with a secure sense of community spirit. In my 3 houses, I have always made friends and have given and received help often. My children went to school here and have done quite well. Its a great place to live as it is a small community with plenty of schools and parks and close to all major shopping rouse hill castle hill and blacktown.
Easy access to the city as the M7 is close buy or jump on the M4. Public transport is great as bus run every 30 minutes to quakers hill station or blacktown or direct to castle hill or rouse hill. We purchased our house here because it not only has a green and well-kept suburban feel to it, but is convenient to shopping and transporit.
It also offers great growth potential. Every month it seems they're starting construction on another road, commuter carpark, or rail upgrade n. There are also plans to open up a shopping centre in nearby Schofields, and build a major road thoroughfare in Schofields Road technically this is in Schofields, but if you're in the north part of Quakers Hill, you'll benefit from this infrastructure.
Also in terms of shops, you have easy access to Rouse Hill Towncentre, which is a really lovely recently built indoor-outdoor mall. The new side is north of the railway tracks and Quakers Hill Parkway, and is a bit pricier. Of course, do your homework before buying any house. We did and found Quakers Hill to be a great choice in terms of affordability, atomsophere, convenience, and price growth potential.
For those who don't like trains, designated bus lanes run straight into Parramatta or into the city. Also good bus services for the local area. Taxis can be a bit hard to come by - you have to book them. Easy access to lots of big shopping centres, without having them in your backyard. Same for restaurants and pubs. Shopping While you will have to travel 5mins up the road to Rouse Hill for a spot of "Retail Therapy", groceries can be taken care of at the local Woolworths, Franklins or Aldi, depending on your preference.
We even have a couple of petrol stations to keep you driving! Medical There are quite a few little medical centres scattered throughout the neighbourhood, with Nepean, Blacktown and The Hills hospitals all within 30mins drive. We've been living here for 8 years and have really enjoyed it - people are still friendly, unlike in the bigger suburbs and cities; easy to work from home or get to work if you need to. I think all of these points are the reason that homes in the area seem to hold their resale value so well.
Also homes have good resale value in this area as still in sydney. However if you wish to work closer to city, this is not an option, as public transport isn't that great to the city. Great child care centres in friendly neighbourhood. Good place to live, quite Street nice and close to everything, good for the new investor to start.
High crime rate.. Very poor quality schools. Chicken farms? What part of Quakers Hill have chicken farms? Maybe 25 years ago, not now. I agree on the phone reception and smell as I live close to the chicken farm. Quakers Hill is home to a few schools and educational institutions. The oldest is Quakers Hill Public School, opened in To cope with growing population, Barnier and Hambledon primary schools opened in the s. Quakers Hill is also host to at least three childcare centres, especially on Lalor Rd, and near the railway station reflecting an image of a young community.
There was a time when Filipinos owned small establishments in the area, but they were overtaken by the Chinese and Indian entrepreneurs.
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