Castlereagh suburb profile
Castlereagh is a semi-rural suburb in the Penrith region of Greater Western Sydney, defined by open paddocks, pockets of bushland and an agricultural character that feels a world away from denser outer suburbs. The housing is largely low density, with acreage blocks, hobby farms, stable properties and a scattering of older cottages, so the pace is quiet and family-oriented. Local services are limited, so residents typically travel to nearby centres for major shopping, schools and work, and most households are car dependent. The suburb appeals to people who want space, privacy and a rural outlook within reach of regional amenities.
Castlereagh property market performance
Castlereagh has 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 were 2 house sales recorded; unit sales are too few to report. Other indicators, including median days on market and rental figures for Castlereagh, are not available.
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Castlereagh demographics
Family households are prominent: couple families with children are the largest family group at 50.6%. Together with couple families without children (36.9%), they make up 87.5% of all families in the suburb. One-parent families account for 11.6% and other families 0.9%.
Castlereagh is home to 1,248 people and has a median age of 38. The median total household income is $2,370 a week, roughly $123,240 a year.
In Castlereagh, owner-occupation is the norm: about 82.2% of homes are owner-occupied, with 46.7% owned outright and 35.5% owned with a mortgage, while renters make up 17.8% of dwellings.
Suburbs near Castlereagh
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