Arcadia NSW 2159, Australia
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The property sits on a generous block of 8,087 m². This spacious land provides ample room for outdoor activities and potential development
Arcadia is located about 42 kilometres north‑west of the Sydney CBD, placing the house at a similar distance from the city centre
Arcadia Road is the primary thoroughfare through the suburb, linking the area to Galston and heading north to Bay Road, Berrilee and Berowra Waters. It also connects to Cobah Road, which leads toward Fiddletown
Key local landmarks include St Benedict's Monastery, St Columb's Anglican Church, and the Arcadia Community Hall, all within a short drive. Arcadia Park, home to the Rural Fire Service, is also nearby
Arcadia Park lies roughly 1‑2 km away, offering green space and community facilities. Fagan Park is also in the vicinity, about 1.5‑2 km from the house
Arcadia takes its name from the Greek pastoral region and was officially adopted after a public school opened in 1895. The area was originally part of a larger region called Dooral on an 1817 survey and developed from timber‑cutting settlements in the early 19th century
According to the 2021 census, Arcadia had 1,475 residents, with 79.6 % born in Australia. The community is predominantly English‑speaking, and the most common religions are No Religion, Catholic, and Anglican
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