Jamisontown, NSW 2750

4.2(5 reviews)

Ranked 297th best suburb by locals in Sydney (Greater) Region, NSW

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  • Parking
  • Parks and recreation
  • Neighbourly spirit
  • Schools
  • Safe and sound

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Reviews of Jamisontown, NSW

15th June 2022

"PRIME LOCATION"

Jamisontown is a neighbouring suburb of Penrith. A Family friendly suburb with easy access to Jamison Park with kids play ground, dog park, walking tracks, sporting fields and more. You also have easy access to everyday services, perfect for all needs like the Nepean Village Shopping Centre, local schools, cafes, restaurants, Nepean River Precinct, BlueBet Stadium home of the NRL Penrith Panthers. The suburb is also only a short distance to the Penrith Railway Station & CBD

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  • Families with kids
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23rd May 2022

"A fantastic place to live"

We have so many friends that live in Jamisontown and our children also attend the Jamisontown Public School. It is a nice quiet and friendly suburb of Penrith that is close to schools, shops, Penrith CBD and the M4 motorway.

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  • Families with kids
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"kids friendly ,beautiful and quiet area"

I have bought investment property in Jamisontown and I wish I could move there ( only problem kids doesn't want to leave their present school ) as it is beautiful and quiet area with the mountain views. Market is so easily accessible and very close to motorway.

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Trevor Holmes
Starr Partners Penrith

"A great central location"

Jamisontown, is a very community based suburb, so much so, I decided to ask the friendly local residents for their views on Jamisontown in order to write this review.

I ask'd the residents for just 2 things they could say about Jamisontown for my blog; explaining its for the people who do not know Jamisontown, or maybe looking to move to the area...
To make sure of their knowledge base, I also ask'd how long had they been living here? And can I say, It says a lot about a suburb, when most people i speak to have been here longer than 10 even 15years, and i'd also spoken to a great deal of residents that have even surpassed the 20years mark with ease. This in itself shows the magnitude of how popular this place is.

Now most residents when ask'd the question gave me more than two answers-such was their excitement to talk about their favoured area, "they love'd the quietness of the area"' and found "neighbours were very friendly here".

A lot of the residents in Jamisontown would often be able to point to others in their street by name and say how long they have been here, sorta proving to me if you like, at how well they knew them. "A great school, good kids park's & fantastic block size's " were also favourite answers amongst residents.

It has to be said though, one response I probably received the most, was its "central location". With one resident saying "I can get on my pushy and be there in five minutes", referring to the new bike lane that gives direct access to Penrith CBD and runs Parallel with Mulgoa Road.

Its hard to disagree with this"central location" answer, since Jamisontown has easy access to a connection of spine roads, main roads and the M4 motorway. These roads give access to Penrith's CBD, 4 major shopping centres (Coles/woollies, salons, clothes shops etc), bars, restaurants, fast food eateries, shopping stores (Domayne, Bunnings, Harvey Normans-you get the picture) a local cinema, fitness gym's, schools and a fantastic hospital; I could go on.....
Just out side and out of sight of Jamisontown there is a plethora of shopfront units with an array of local business' to suit practically all your needs.

Being close to the M4 has its many advantages, many residents utilise the M4 to work or shop in the city, since its >45min (in light-medium traffic times), takes them straight down with "relative ease", and with Jamisontown being a neighbour to Penrith, it gives the option of public transport from it bus routes and major train station.

I myself love the road networks, not only in getting around locally, but access i get to the city, the blue mountains, the north south & central coasts,the Hunter Valley and beyond..., of course this means there is plenty on offer and never a day of "there's nothing to do".

So come and pay us a visit... you'll soon see what we mean!

Great for

  • Central location
  • Friendly neighbours
  • Lots of shopping centres n things to do

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  • Families with kids
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  • LGBT+
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"Great Place to live"

This is a quiet and friendly little suburb of Penrith. Close to schools and shops.
This is a well established suburb that's central to every thing you need. Only 50 minutes to Sydney.

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Close to at least 3 major shopping centres.

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