Castle Hill Buyers Agent

History

The exact origin of the name Castle Hill is not known for sure however one origin is thought to be the views offered by the hills in the hills district. Governor Phillip first saw the area on one of his exploratory trips in 1791. Governor King began ‘Government Farm’ in the area in July 1801, referring to it as Castle Hill in 1802. The farm of 34,539 acres ranged from West Pennant Hills to Maroota, although only a small portion was cultivated.

Transport links

Castle Hill is well served by buses including private buses such as Hillsbus and Busways and Castle Hill Metro which connects to Sydney’s CBD.

Facilities

Castle Hill is a vibrant hub for Sydney’s northwest. Visitors and residents can take advantage of a selection of attractions including the Castle Hill Show and Orange Blossom festival along with a huge variety of restaurants, diverse shopping opportunities, accommodation and leisure activities such as bowling, movies, major sports facilities, rock climbing, ice-skating, and more.

Castle Towers is the centre-piece of the Castle Hill trading precinct and has been upgraded and extended to be one of the largest and most productive shopping centres.

Government Schools

Castle Hill Public School

Castle Hill High Public School

Excelsior Public School

Oakhill Drive Public School

Samuel Gilbert Public School

Private Schools

Aspect Western Sydney School Castle Hill

Gilroy Catholic College

Hills Adventist College, Castle Hill Campus

Oakhill College Castle Hill

Redeemer Baptist School, Castle Hill Campus

St Gabriel’s School for students with special needs

Daycare Centres Dashing Ducks Preschool Castle Hill

First Grammar Castle Hill

Kindalin Early Childhood Learning Centre Castle Hill

Kids @ Little School

Kinda-Mindi Early Learning Centre

YMCA Oakhill Drive OSHC

Keen Kiddies Early Learning Centre

Just for Kids Castle Hill

Excelsior Ave Child Care Centre

Castle Glen Child Care Centre

Castle Hill Montessori Academy