Annangrove suburb profile
Annangrove is a semi-rural pocket in Sydney's north-west Hills District where rolling paddocks, horse agistment and bushland set a distinctly country tone. The suburb is made up mainly of large, detached homes on acreage and hobby-farm lots, giving streets a spacious, low-density feel that appeals to families, equestrian enthusiasts and buyers seeking privacy. Day-to-day life revolves around outdoor pursuits, garden plots and weekend riding, while shops, schools and larger services are found in neighbouring centres a short drive away. Road connections are the practical link to the broader metropolitan area, keeping Annangrove peaceful but accessible.
Annangrove property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Annangrove sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the past three months there was one recorded house sale, while recent unit sales are too few to report.
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Annangrove demographics
Annangrove is a community of 1,472 people, with a median age of 44 and a typical household income of $2,650 a week, roughly $137,800 a year.
Household life is family-focused: there are 218 couple families with children (54.2%) and 150 couple families without children (37.3%), together making up 91.5% of families. One-parent families number 34, or 8.5%.
Homes in Annangrove are mostly owner-occupied: 199 households (49.6%) own outright and 157 (39.2%) own with a mortgage, giving a combined owner-occupied share of 88.8%, while 45 households (11.2%) rent.
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