Croydon Park Suburb Profile 

Pretty and peaceful, this inner-west postcode is attracting attention for all the right reasons. Its heritage homes, lush, leafy streets and parks provide a family-friendly escape, all just minutes from the city centre. Once a hidden gem, Croydon Park is fast coming into its own and people are noticing. 
Croydon Park Suburb Profile 
Living in Croydon Park
The Locals

The inner-west is known for its culture, convenience and community, and living in Croydon Park ticks all of those boxes. After flying under the radar for years, it’s seen a wave of new energy, but hasn’t lost its quaint, village-like feel. Located less than 10-kilometres from the city and nestled between major hubs like Ashfield, Campsie and Burwood, locals have the best of both worlds – they’re close to an array of amenities, entertainment and nightlife options, and can enjoy coming home to quiet.Croydon Park is green and very family-friendly, with many children attending the excellent local primary schools. Croydon Park, Flockhart Park, Jackson Park and Martin Reserve are among the suburb’s most popular parks and playgrounds, filled with exercise groups during the week, and families and picnickers on the weekends. Keen cyclists make use of the Cooks River Cycleway. Living in Croydon Park offers a scenic route that stretches all the way from Homebush to Botany Bay, and is bordered by lush parklands. 

Georges River Road serves as the main shopping strip. It’s lined with staples like pharmacies, supermarkets and delis, as well as specialty stores and local businesses. For even more shopping options, Westfield Burwood, Ashfield Mall and Marrickville Metro are a short drive away. The cafes and restaurants along the strip have an international flavour, pointing to Croydon Park’s vibrant, culturally diverse population. And the Croydon Park Festival, held annually, brings the whole community together for a day of eating, shopping, live music and entertainment.  

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Parks and Playgrounds

Leafy streets aside, locals have plenty of green spaces to play in. There are playgrounds for children of all ages, such as Flockhart Park and Jackson Park. For walkers and cyclists, the Cooks River Cycleway passes through beautiful parks like Whiddon Reserve.

Architecture

In this pocket of the inner-west, the streets are lined with heritage buildings as well as Federation-style terraces, Art Deco apartments and Californian bungalows. Filled with charm and character, Croydon Park is an architecture aficionado’s dream.

In Croydon Park, waving hello to your neighbours is the norm. The tight-knit community is made up of a mix of families with school-aged children, empty nesters, retirees and young professionals. The suburb has a rich multicultural makeup, with a lot of locals hailing from all over Australia as well as Europe and Asia. 

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