Windsor Downs suburb profile
Windsor Downs is a quiet, semi-rural suburb in the Hawkesbury area on Sydney’s north-west fringe, known for its leafy streets of detached homes on larger-than-average blocks and a generally low-density residential feel. Many residents value the bushland edges and nearby walking tracks that give the suburb a country-at-heart character while shops, schools and train links in Windsor and Richmond are an easy drive away. Housing is predominantly single-family homes rather than units, so day-to-day retail and services are mostly accessed in neighbouring centres, making Windsor Downs appealing to buyers after space and a peaceful outlook.
Windsor Downs property market performance
Windsor Downs has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
The available sales data records one house sale over the last 3 months, indicating very limited recent transaction activity in the suburb.
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Windsor Downs demographics
The community has 1,183 people and a median age of 49. The median total household income is $2,629 a week, roughly $136,708 a year.
Families dominate the household mix. Couple families with children make up 48.9% of families and couple families without children 44.1%, together accounting for 93.0% of reported families. One-parent families represent 7.0%.
Homes in Windsor Downs are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 55.4% are owned outright and 39.3% are owned with a mortgage, combining to 94.7% owner-occupied while 5.4% are rented.
Suburbs near Windsor Downs
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