Baulkham Hills

Lifestyle

Room to move, carefree living and a strong sense of community is what peaceful Baulkham Hills has on offer.

Just over 30 kilometres north-west of Sydney it is ideally linked to main arterial roads making the commute to Sydney or Parramatta super smooth.

Family-friendly is an understatement for Baulkham Hills. There are popular schools, plenty of leafy parks, a healthy dose of hospitals and religious centre - all ready to support your happy clan.

Weekends here are all about good company and kicking-back. You’ll find locals playing in the parks, doing a tad of shopping at the Stocklands Shopping Centre or strip of shops along Windsor Road, or dining at one of the many family-friendly restaurants.

Whilst there is no train line (as yet), it doesn’t seem to bother the many who happily commute by car or make use of the extensive bus service.

People

Families are right at home in this popular suburb. Both young, old and in-between peacefully reside alongside each other and soak up the breezy easy lifestyle that’s Baulkham Hills.

Homes

Baulkham Hills property market is growing at the rate of knots. High in demand are the generous houses on equally generous blocks, which have enough room for a sparkling swimming pool and a game of cricket in the backyard.

Apartments are also popular with many new developments offering luxury accommodation with all the modern trimmings

Transport

+ Baulkham Hills is primarily accessible by road. The fastest route from the Sydney CBD is via the M2 Hills Motorway, exiting at Windsor Road
+ Baulkham Hills is serviced by the Hillsbus bus company, which provides services to the nearby commercial centres of Castle Hill, Parramatta and frequent services to the Sydney CBD

Schools

+ Matthew Pearce Primary School is a highly respected and in demand school.
+ Crestwood High School offer a quality co-educational comprehensive education including a Support Unit for students with physical and intellectual disabilities
+ Crestwood Public School has an emphasis on literacy, numeracy, music and sporting programs
+ Baulkham Hills High School is a leader in secondary education, in its pursuit for academic and sporting excellence
+ Model Farms is a local, comprehensive and proudly public high school
+ Baulkham Hills North Public School is a K to Year 6 school, prides itself on its motto Learn to Live.

Shopping/Restaurants

+ Baulkham Hills has a Stockland shopping centre, located on the intersection of Windsor Road and Old Northern Road. It features supermarkets operated by Coles, a Woolworths, and Aldi plus 70 specialty shops.
+ In the northern part of the suburb there is another shopping centre called Norwest Marketown, together with many other businesses.
+ The Norwest Business Park is located nearby

Recreational Facilities

+ Bidjigal reserve includes a number of walking trails which range from short circular walks up to walks of several kms in length, some of which join onto the Great North Walk. The reserve is home to a wide range of native flora and fauna. It includes a rich diversity of vegetation which includes remnants of Blue Gum High Forest and ridgetop woodlands
+ Take a drive and potter about The Hills and The Hawkesbury. Catch a show, chat to artists at work in their studio, buy direct from the farmers gate or just potter about and see what wonders you discover. There are children’s activities, entertainment, arts and shopping waiting to greet you and with over 700 events held annually, it certainly is worth checking out What’s On in The Hills