Horsley Park suburb profile
Horsley Park is a semi-rural pocket in western Sydney on the Cumberland Plain, known for its open paddocks, horse properties and country-style homes rather than dense suburban streets. The suburb keeps a rural outlook with tree-lined roads, hobby farms and acreage blocks, so residents tend to be families, equestrian enthusiasts and anyone seeking more space and a quieter pace while still within reach of city services. Local facilities are modest, with everyday needs met nearby, and major arterial roads and the Western Sydney airport precinct provide links to employment and retail hubs beyond the suburb.
Horsley Park property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Horsley Park sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
There were 2 house sales recorded over the last three months. Other common market measures such as median days on market and typical rents are not available from the recent data.
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Horsley Park demographics
Families are the defining group in Horsley Park: couple families with children are the largest family type at 50.6%, while couple families without children make up 34.6%. Together, those two couple-family groups account for 85.2% of families, with one-parent families at 12.6% and other families at 2.3%.
The suburb is home to 1,790 people, and the median age is 45. Median total household income is $2,135 a week, roughly $111,020 a year.
Homes in Horsley Park are predominantly owner-occupied: 54.9% are owned outright and 27.1% are owned with a mortgage, so about four in five dwellings are owner-occupied while 18.0% are rented.
Suburbs near Horsley Park
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