Kellyville, NSW 2155 — Suburb Profile
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In short
Kellyville is a residential suburb in Sydney's Hills District, 36 km north-west of the CBD, in The Hills Shire and known for a mix of older village homes and newer housing estates around shopping centres like Kellyville Village. It has a young family-oriented population with median age 38 and high proportion of children. Housing is predominantly detached family homes with median sale price around $1.95 million.
Snapshot
Demographics
- Population
- 27,011
- Median age
- 38 years
- Median household income
- $3,044 /week
- Median personal income
- $1,049 /week
- Median family income
- $3,122 /week
- Average household size
- 3.3
- Persons per bedroom
- 0.8
- Local government area
- The Hills Shire
- Statistical region (SA4)
- Sydney - Baulkham Hills and Hawkesbury
- Remoteness classification
- Major Cities of Australia
- Federal electorate
- Mitchell
Property & cost of living
- Median rent
- $950 /week
- Median monthly mortgage
- $3,000
- Median house price
- $1,950,000
- Rent share of household income
- 31%
Schools
- Kellyville Public School
- Kellyville High School
- William Clarke College
Transport
- Sydney Metro Northwest Line — Kellyville Metro Station
- North-West T-Way
- Windsor Road
Lifestyle & amenities
Family-focused suburb with couples and children predominant, diverse backgrounds including Australian, Indian and Chinese-born residents. Local hubs include Kellyville Village shopping centre and Bernie Mullane Sporting Complex.
Climate
- Warmest month: Jan (26.0°C avg max)
- Coolest month: Jul (16.4°C avg max)
- Annual rainfall: 1211 mm
- Reference station: Sydney (Observatory Hill), 29.5 km away
NBN & connectivity
NBN coverage data refreshes monthly from NBN Co.
Safety
Crime data refreshes quarterly from state police open-data feeds.
Frequently asked questions
Sources & methodology
Demographics from ABS Census. Property data from SQM Research. Climate from Bureau of Meteorology. Schools from ACARA. NBN from NBN Co. Amenities from OpenStreetMap. See full methodology.
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