Holsworthy, NSW 2173

Holsworthy is a booming suburb with huge growth !! Holsworthy public school top 5 of NSW schools, has all the local facilities you would expect from a secluded suburb, Coles plaza inc cafes, bakeries, pizza, charcoal chicken etc etc in the heart of the suburb. Holsworthy is only starting to get well known by others due to its excellent reputation, great for families, kids, investment, and lifestyle.
Recommend Holsworthy to everyone house prices just keep going up due to the high demand here :)

We have been renting here for a while now and love the area so much we are hoping to buy our family home here. The train station is just a 3 minute walk from our front door and the M5, a few minutes drive. Neighbours smiling and waving as they pass us in the street and the kids playing outside in the afternoons give this place a really homely feel. Lots of lovely parks to visit on the weekend with our kids and walking tracks within the Moorebank and Liverpool local areas. Just living outside the Sutherland Shire also makes it easy to pop over for a visit on the weekend too. I do hope they open up some more take away and dine-in food options locally in the future. Otherwise a lovely place to live for those who enjoy a quiet, friendly neighbourhood, with the benefit of fairly easy access to most places in Sydney, under a million $!

Education here is not tip top, as there is not really a decent secondary school to complement the high achieving Holsworthy Public School. High schools, in the surrounding regions such as East Hills, Moorebank, etc. aren't exactly top notch. Away from the education sector, Holsworthy has just about the same feel to it as the other south-western suburbs comparable to perhaps Moorebank and Glenfield. There is an abundance of shopping availability, leisure centres and while there is green space, it is not within the likes of something like Chatswood West or Turramurra. I wouldn't rate this all too highly, as the suburb seems to be suitable for a specific portion of the population, namely families, but then again, commuting to other parts of Greater Sydney is virtually insurmountable.

I am so happy as I a bought a beautiful house with good price and good size of land . It takes 32 -35 mins to central ( Peak hours only) . Only 10 minutes walking (800m ) to coles and restaurants from my house . Peaceful place

- train station
- family with kids
- peaceful and quite
- Wattle groove shopping centre

I have lived in a number of Sydney suburbs in the past 12 years from inner city too far western suburbs and have to say that Holsworthy is the best I have lived to date. I have been a resident for 2 years now and have found the area to be very friendly and family orientated. I have young children, so cant comment on the high school, but can say the local catholic school is great.
Trains are excellant with all trains stopping at Holsworthy. I work in the city and for me this is an easy commute.
As far as price goes, it is very afforable and land sizes are good. I have made some great firends in Holsworthy in a short time and find community activities generally have a great turn out.

I give it 2 thumbs up from me and Ill think'll youll find that from the majority of residents that Holsworthy is a great place.

The worst aspect of Holsworthy is bogan neighbours who think nothing of partying until 4am in the morning despite being middle aged. They tend to be very nosy and extremely rascist and have little toleration for neighbours not born in Australia.

The majority of houses are ex defence fibro saunas and are unbearable in summer even with air-conditioning. They were considered unsuitable for defence personnel and their families and were marketed by Delfin at the same time that the neighbouring suburb of Wattle Grove was established.

Proximity to the M5/M7 is excellent and their is an express train service to the city with ample commuter parking at the Station. Eating out in Holsworthy is not an option and you do need to travel out of the area for restaurants. There are many parks in the area but unfortunately Liverpool Council does not believe in maintaining the communities assets. Graffiti is also a problem although this does appear to have improved slightly.

It is a shame about the negative aspects because there is a lot of potential in this suburb. The majority of people are house proud and tend to lavish money on their homes. Tradies seem to be the majority and are not aspirational about education. Holsworthy High has a very poor reputation and is ranked approximately 560 in the state with its average results.

Think very carefully about buying in this area as the values have dropped considerably.

We have moved into Holsworthy for almost a year now and what we've observed so far are the area is very safe, the land size is good and still affordable, there are shops around this area in Wattle Grove and Hammondville which are very close by. We have also more shops in Moorebank and a Westfield shopping centre in Liverpool. Although it is quite distant from the city, there are express trains which only take betwen 30 to 40min to get there.

I've recently just learnt that the Holsworthy Public School is a great school with opportunity classes available - what a bonus!

We have 2 kids and wouldn't think of moving anywhere else!

Holsworthy is a great family neighbour hood close to some very good schools. Public transport is excellant with direct trains to the city on the east hills line. All trains stop at Holsowrthy between Macarthur and the city circle with ample parking due to the new 4 level parking complex. At the time of writing a review a weekly ticket to the city is $37.

There are local shopping complexs with everything you need including Coles, IGA, takeaway stores, hairdressers etc.. Most within walking distance. The medical services are excellant with a few to choose from. Also has a lcoal pathology, Dentist and other specialists in Hammondville. If this is still not good enough, you will be 10mins from Liverpool shopping center.

M5 is very close if driving to work is your thing with the M7 2 mintes from the holworthy exit/entry. 20mins to the airport on a weekend.

Overall, the thing that is attracting most reseidents is that the land sizes are still very good, and are very well priced for what you get. Holsworthy is a fast growing suburb, with new houses replacing old ones on what seems to be a daily basis.

Take a drive around there, you'll see what I mean

It's just as good as Wattle Grove which is the best suburb in South West Sydney. Some residents from Wattle Grove have been moving into Holsworthy because it's closer to the station and you can knock down some old houses and build a new one. People here are very friendly. Substantial percentage of local residents are professionals working in the City.

The parents here input lots of effort into kidz education and well being. I've been living here for 8 years now. I wouldn't move to anywhere else because you can hardly find anywhere else which is both affordable and safe and have easy access to the City, beaches, and major shopping centres.