6/35 The Crescent

The site offers 78 m² of land, providing a compact footprint for a small to medium‑scale commercial venture.

Fairfield railway station is approximately 0.2 km away, with frequent Sydney Trains services and a major bus interchange adjacent to the station.

The property benefits from nearby access to Horsley Drive, a heavily trafficked arterial road, and Hamilton Road, both of which connect the suburb to the north, southeast, and wider Sydney network.

The Crescent is within walking distance of The Crescent Plaza, several shopping centres (Fairfield Forum, Fairfield City Central, Fairfield Chase), supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and a variety of personal services.

Yes, Fairfield is one of Australia’s most culturally diverse suburbs, with a strong presence of Iraqi, Assyrian, Vietnamese, Chinese and other communities, supporting a wide range of ethnic shops and eateries.

A public library (0.3 km), Crescent Park and other green spaces, as well as the Fairfield Youth and Community Centre and Leisure Centre (around 0.5‑0.6 km), provide recreational and amenity options.

The Crescent hosts heritage‑listed Federation and Art Deco shop fronts dating back to the late 1890s‑1920s, adding historic character to the streetscape and attracting foot traffic.