25A Aminya Crescent, Bradbury NSW 2560, Australia
It is a single‑storey house offering 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The property sits on a generous 568 m² block, providing ample outdoor space.
Bradbury is situated approximately 54 kilometres south‑west of Sydney’s CBD, placing it within the Macarthur region of New South Wales.
The suburb is noted for its greenery, with many streets lined by native trees such as bottlebrush, jacaranda, and stringybark. Street names often reflect these tree species.
Within a 2 kilometre radius there are several green spaces, including St Helen’s Park, Lynwood Park, Mary Brookes Park, and Fishers Ghost Park. The nearby Bradbury Pools swimming complex also offers an Olympic‑size pool, children’s wading pool and indoor heated facilities.
Transit Systems runs local bus routes through Bradbury, primarily the 885 and 886 services, providing connections to surrounding suburbs and the broader Campbelltown region.
Originally known as Sherwood Hills, Bradbury’s large‑scale residential development began in the 1960s under planning by George Clarke and development by Lend Lease. It was one of the first suburbs to have underground power lines, sewerage, and traffic‑calming street designs.
