callumb5

I’ve proudly lived in Riverstone for 2 years in the new housing estate and I have found it to be a peaceful, convenient, character-filled, charming place to live. In 2023 it’s affordable, with has plenty of potential with both heritage cottages and modern builds, tree-lined streets and reserves, close proximity to transport (Metro and Sydney Rail) and various town centres (Riverstone, Rouse Hill, Box Hill) and gentrifying population. It’s filled with families and young professionals, tradies, is LGBT-friendly and filled with people of varying ethic decent. Most of whom I’ve found to be respectful, house-proud and down-to-earth - with a community-focused mentality. There’s also the locals and young first-homebuyers in the established area who are friendly, unpretentious, hard-working, and inclusive. There’s gyms, supermarkets, medical centres and schools nearby, while also retaining that quiet country-vibe. It’s close to everything and suburban, but still has a close-knit village of yesteryear vibe. It may not be as polished in some regards as other suburbs, but it’s certainly transforming week-by-week,
I’m always impressed by improvements being made. It may have been underestimated in the past, but I can imagine it being an increasingly popular consideration for both new homebuyers and renovators.