25 Queensbury Avenue

The suburb of Kellyville, where the property is located, sits about 36 kilometres north‑west of Sydney’s CBD. In typical traffic conditions the drive takes roughly 35 minutes via the Lane Cove Tunnel and M2 Hills Motorway.

Kellyville is served by the Metro North West Line, which began operating in 2019 and connects the Hills District to Chatswood. Nearby bus routes also run along the North‑West T‑Way, providing links to Parramatta and other surrounding suburbs.

Within a kilometre you’ll find Kellyville Lions Park (≈0.5 km) and Kellyville Rotary Park (≈0.9 km). Additional green spaces include Alan Pearce Reserve (≈1.3 km), Elizabeth Chaffey Reserve (≈1.4 km), Kellyville Memorial Park (≈1.5 km), Kellyville Park (≈1.6 km) and Fred Caterson Reserve (≈1.8 km).

Kellyville Village on Wrights Road hosts a Coles supermarket and around 38 specialty stores, while a Woolworths is located next door. Newer retail hubs such as North Kellyville Square and Kellyville Grove Shopping Centre also provide additional Woolworths outlets and a range of specialty shops.

Kellyville is named after Hugh Kelly, the owner of the original Kellyville Estate and the Bird‑In‑Hand hotel. The suburb’s roots trace back to the early 1800s with the construction of the White Hart Inn, a key stop on the road to Windsor, and the area was subdivided into farmlets in 1884, shaping the modern layout of Windsor Road.

Windsor Road is a primary arterial linking Parramatta to Windsor and runs through Kellyville. Green Road and the upgraded Glenhaven Bridge also connect the suburb to nearby districts such as Castle Hill and Glenhaven.

Via the Lane Cove Tunnel and M2 Hills Motorway, a car journey to Sydney’s central business district is about 35 minutes in good traffic. The Metro North West Line offers a rapid public‑transport alternative to the city and surrounding employment centres.