Epping Suburb Profile

Living in Epping

Characterised by leafy suburban streets, Epping is a lifestyle-first suburb favoured by families and commuters for its well-rounded balance.

During the working week, Epping offers an easy commute via Epping Station and the Metro to both the CBD and North Sydney, whilst, come the weekend, green spaces are abundant and accessible. Boronia Park, West Epping Park and Forest Park boast playgrounds aplenty, whilst Edna Hunt Sanctuary and Terry Creek’s Waterfall offer spaces a little wilder.

Daily life unfolds with a steady rhythm, with everything needed for an effortless lifestyle just a stone’s throw away. From the local leisure centre to sporting ovals, schools to specialty coffee stores, there’s no need to stray far for daily necessities. Come the weekend, when a slightly more energetic atmosphere is in order, neighbouring Eastwood offers a smorgasbord of culinary delights via night markets and a stream of local restaurants.

Whilst a step removed from the more chaotic aspects of city life, Epping offers easy access to Macquarie Park, Eastwood, Carlingford, Chatswood and the city.

Living in Epping fuses tranquillity and connectivity, offering a slice of calm in NSW’s buzzing capital.

Area Features

Boronia Park

With a little something for everyone, Boronia Park is a hive of activity throughout the year. A playground caters to the smallest children, whilst sports fields and cricket wickets serve the older kids. Picnic tables, BBQs and an amenities block round out the offering.

Terrys Creek Walk

This small pocket of bushland offers a great daily dose of nature. Easily woven into your daily routine, trace the waterways and greenery along a series of well-worn paths.

Rawson Street

Located adjacent to Epping Station, Rawson Street is the heart of the suburb and is lined with everything needed for everyday life. It’s here you’ll find locals picking up a coffee, meeting friends and carrying out errands.