Sandy Point suburb profile
Sandy Point is a small, mainly residential pocket in south-west Sydney within the Liverpool postcode area, known for its quiet streets and waterside reserve setting. The suburb has a mix of older single-storey homes and more recent brick properties, with gardens and tree-lined verges giving it a suburban, low-density feel. Life here is oriented to outdoor living, with foreshore parkland and local reserves used for walking, boating and weekend relaxation. Residents tend to be families and retirees seeking a calmer base while keeping easy access to Liverpool's shops, services and transport connections.
Sandy Point property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Sandy Point has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish reliable median prices for houses or units. Other market measures for the suburb, including recent sales counts, median days on market and typical rents, are also unavailable from the supplied figures.
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Sandy Point demographics
Sandy Point is a community of about 600 people with a median age of 41 and a median household income of $2,986 a week, roughly $155,300 a year.
Family life is dominated by couples: couple families with children are the largest group at 53.4% (95 families), and together with couple families without children (41.0%, 73 families) they make up 94.4% of reported families. One-parent families account for 5.6% (10 families).
Homes in Sandy Point are predominantly owner-occupied, with about nine in ten held by owners — 39.2% owned outright (74 homes) and 49.7% owned with a mortgage (94 homes) — while 11.1% are rented (21 homes).
Suburbs near Sandy Point
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