502/8 The Crescent

The property is just 0.2 km from Fairfield railway station on the Main Southern line, offering frequent Sydney Trains to the City Circle, Leppington and Schofields. A major bus interchange is located adjacent to the station, with routes operated by Transit Systems.

Within about 0.2 km you’ll find the former Hoyts Crescent cinema area, surrounded by a mix of cafés, restaurants and boutique shops that reflect Fairfield’s multicultural character. The nearby shopping precincts on Smart and Ware Streets also provide supermarkets, personal services and a variety of ethnic eateries.

A range of parks and community venues are within a 0.5‑1 km radius, including Fairfield Youth and Community Centre, Fairfield Leisure Centre, and Fairfield Adventure Park for older children and teens. Crescent Park and the larger Fairfield Park Precinct offer walking tracks alongside native vegetation and the nearby De Freitas Wetland.

Fairfield lies about 30 km (approximately 19 mi) west of the Sydney CBD, making it a short drive or a convenient train ride for access to the city centre.

Fairfield experiences a humid subtropical climate, with warm summers that are a few degrees hotter than Sydney’s CBD and milder winter nights. Rainfall is lower than the city centre, averaging about 400 mm less annually, with the driest period in late winter and early spring.

Fairfield is one of Australia’s most multicultural suburbs, with large Iraqi, Assyrian, Vietnamese, Chinese and Syrian communities. Over two‑thirds of residents were born overseas, and languages such as Arabic, Assyrian Neo‑Aramaic and Vietnamese are commonly spoken.

Yes, the suburb’s CBD features several heritage‑listed buildings, including Victorian and Georgian style structures on The Crescent dating back to the 1850s, as well as the International Monument in The Crescent Park, which celebrates Fairfield’s migrant history since 1968.