443/9 Epping Park Drive

Epping railway station, a major junction for the Northern Line, the Central Coast & Newcastle Line and the Sydney Metro Northwest, is a short walk away. Bus services operated by Busways and CDC NSW also serve the area, and the M2 Hills Motorway runs along the suburb’s northern border.

The Epping Aquatic and Leisure Centre, the Epping Branch Library, and the Epping Community Centre (including the Creative Centre and Leisure & Learning Centre) are all located nearby. These venues offer pools, gyms, library services and spaces for classes, meetings and events.

A variety of parks are within a few hundred metres, including Hibble Park, Driver Park, Lambert Park, Loftus Park, Outlook Park, Rutherford Park, George Harley Park and Warrawong Reserve. These green spaces provide playgrounds, walking paths and open areas for recreation.

Epping is situated about 18 kilometres (approximately 11 miles) north‑west of the Sydney CBD, offering a balance of suburban living with relatively easy access to the city.

Originally inhabited by the Wallumettagal tribe, the area was part of the ‘Field of Mars’ land grants in 1792. It was renamed Epping in 1899 after a town in Essex, and the railway opened in 1886, spurring residential development after World War II. Today Epping blends historic roots with modern urban renewal projects.

Epping’s 2021 population of 29,551 has a median age of 36 and a median weekly household income of $2,243, higher than the national median. The community is culturally diverse, with only 36.7 % born in Australia and significant numbers from China, India and South Korea.

The commercial precinct around Epping railway station includes a Coles supermarket, the Epping Hotel, an RSL Club and a range of small businesses such as newsagents, pharmacies, Asian grocers and restaurants. These services provide convenient shopping and dining options within walking distance.