Eastwood Suburb Profile

Living in Eastwood

Located 17km north-west of Sydney’s CBD, Eastwood blends convenience with affordability, diversity and family appeal. Emblematic of Sydney’s multicultural makeup, this buzzing suburb has evolved into a vibrant cultural and culinary hub, complete with a calendar of community events throughout the year.

Whilst living in Eastwood provides easy access to some of Sydney’s major employment and commercial centres, including Epping, Macquarie Park, Chatswood and the CBD, there is often little reason to leave. A bustling town centre packed with local shops and independent stores caters to day-to-day essentials, with out-of-towners even travelling in to sample its renowned Asian dining scene and K-beauty stores.

On top of the endless array of eateries, locals are spoilt with plenty of cultural highlights throughout the year, including the Granny Smith Festival, renowned Lunar New Year celebrations and weekly Eastwood Night Markets.

As for homes, you’ll find a mix of older brick homes, Federation-style homes and Californian bungalows, catering to the large population of families living in the area.

Offering a suburban lifestyle with city convenience, living in Eastwood combines the best of both worlds.

Area Features

Eastwood Korea Town

Adored by the whole community, Eastwood Korea Town is a hub for everything from beauty and BBQ to fashion and yoga. It is also home to the hugely popular Lunar New Year Festivities, a highlight of the annual community calendar.

Eastwood Night Markets

Taking place each Saturday, Eastwood Night Markets is a gathering place for affordable food and free entertainment. You’ll find a roster of regulars, with a rotation of exciting additions each week.

Eastwood Park

Home to the annual Granny Smith Festival, Eastwood Park is a daily part of life for locals. Sports fields host weekend games whilst multiple playgrounds cater to children of varying ages.