44/9 Epping Park Drive

Several parks are within 0.1–0.5 km, including Hibble Park, Driver Park, Lambert Park, Outlook Park, Rutherford Park, and Don Stewart Park. These provide green space, playgrounds and walking paths for residents.

Epping railway station is a major hub, linking the Northern Line, the Central Coast & Newcastle Line and the Sydney Metro Northwest. Bus services operated by Busways and CDC NSW also run through the suburb, and the M2 Hills Motorway provides road access to the CBD.

Residents can use the Epping Aquatic and Leisure Centre with its heated pools and gym, the Epping Branch Library, and community centres such as the Epping Community Centre on Oxford Street and the West Epping Community Centre. These venues host classes, events and recreational activities.

Within walking distance are a Coles supermarket, a RSL Club and the Epping Hotel pub, as well as newsagencies, pharmacies, Asian grocers and various restaurants near Epping railway station. These provide everyday grocery and dining choices.

According to the 2021 census, Epping has a diverse population of about 29,500 people, with a median age of 36 and a median weekly household income of $2,243. Nearly half of residents were born overseas, with large communities from China, India and South Korea, and 40.9% reported no religious affiliation.

Epping was originally part of the “Field of Mars” granted to marines in 1792 and was renamed after the town of Epping in Essex in 1899. The opening of the railway line in the 1950s spurred suburban development, turning the area into a residential hub for professionals.