472/5 Epping Park Drive

The property is about 18 kilometres north‑west of the Sydney CBD, placing it within a reasonable commuting distance.

Epping railway station provides Northern Line, Central Coast & Newcastle Line and the Sydney Metro Northwest services. Bus routes operated by Busways and CDC NSW also serve the area, and the M2 Hills Motorway runs along the suburb’s northern border.

Several parks are just a short walk away, including Hibble Park, Driver Park, Lambert Park, Loftus Park, Outlook Park and Rutherford Park, each roughly 0.1 km from the address. Additional green spaces such as George Harley Park and Warrawong Reserve are also within about 0.1–0.2 km.

The suburb offers the Epping Aquatic and Leisure Centre with pools and a gym, the Epping Branch Library, multiple community centres (Epping Community Centre, West Epping Community Centre, Epping Leisure and Learning Centre, and Epping Creative Centre), and the Epping YMCA which includes a health club and indoor sports facilities.

Epping’s median age is 36 years and the median weekly household income is $2,243, higher than the national median. The area is culturally diverse, with only 36.7 % born in Australia and significant communities from China, India, South Korea and Hong Kong.

Yes, Epping Town Centre is part of the NSW government’s Urban Renewal Area programme, which allows new mixed‑use buildings up to 22 storeys (later proposals up to 36 storeys) and aims to add around 3,750 homes within an 800‑metre radius of the railway station.

The area was originally inhabited by the Wallumettagal Aboriginal tribe and later became part of the ‘Field of Mars’ land grants. It was renamed Epping in 1899 after a town in Essex, and development accelerated after the railway line extension in the 1950s.