Cecil Park suburb profile
Cecil Park is a semi-rural suburb in western Sydney that retains a country-like atmosphere on the metropolitan fringe. Bordered by Cecil Hills and Horsley Park, it is characterised by large lots and small rural holdings, paddocks, horse properties and mature trees rather than dense housing. Residents are often families and hobby farmers who value space, quiet and backyard living while still accessing city jobs. Local retail is limited so people use nearby shopping centres, and the area is served by major motorway links and arterial roads for commuting. Overall it offers a quiet, rural-residential lifestyle within reach of urban services.
Cecil Park property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Cecil Park sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months there were 2 houses sold; recent unit sales were too low to report a reliable count.
The rental market in Cecil Park does not have enough recent data to publish reliable average rents or rent changes.
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Cecil Park demographics
The suburb is home to 815 people, with a median age of 43 and a median household income of $2,446 a week, roughly $127,200 a year.
Households are largely family-based: couple families with children make up 51.6%, just over half of all families, while couple families without children account for 37.4% (more than one in three). One-parent families represent 9.6% and other families 1.4%.
In Cecil Park, most homes are owner-occupied, with 49.5% owned outright and 35.5% owned with a mortgage, a combined 85.0% owner-occupied; 15.0% of dwellings are rented.
Suburbs near Cecil Park
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