Chipping Norton, NSW 2170
Suburb within the Liverpool local government area, part of the Sydney (Greater) Region in New South Wales. Ranked 435th best suburb by locals.
Great for
- Parks and recreation
- Neighbourly spirit
- Safe and sound
- Schools
- Childcare
Not great for
- Nightlife
- Cost of living
- Shopping options
- Public transport
- Parking
Who lives here?
- Families With Kids
- Professionals
- Retirees
- Singles
- Students
Reviews of Chipping Norton, NSW
"Chipping Norton"
Chipping Norton offers a unique mix of leafy lakeside living, family-friendly amenities and strong property fundamentals. The suburb features parklands, playgrounds, Chipping Norton Lake, local shops (a 'Coles' and cafes), plus a new family-friendly pub, making it appealing to families.
Houses are spacious and highly sought after, leasing quickly and attracting long-term tenants, while units see slower turnover despite facilities like pools and tennis courts. It's an easy drive to Liverpool and M5 access add convenience, though there’s no train station. With limited stock, steady rental demand and lifestyle appeal, Chipping Norton remains a stable, long-term suburb for owners, tenants and investors.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
"Quiet and family friendly neighbourhood"
Chipping Norton is a peaceful, family-friendly suburb with great access to trains, shops, and hospitals just 5–10 minutes away. The parks and nature are the highlights with beautiful views of Chipping Norton Lake or George river from almost every green space. It’s quiet, safe, and perfect for families. We even found a great daycare just five minutes away. Moving here was a great decision and I’d highly recommend it for anyone with young kids.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
"Never seen the computer chips"
Internet connection profoundly slow compared to South Korea and Japan, but jokes aside, I’ve found the computer microchip and got adequate germanium. Soon, I’ll be master of condensed matter physics, and not live in the fluid dynamically inclined Chipping Norton. Chipping Norton’s transport links are not excellent, but there are some extraordinary water views and the housing is superb. Shops are abundant with their own designated shopping centre, but you’ll need to go out to Liverpool for specialised shopping, which can be very crowded. Overall, a decent place to reside, but industrial services dominate and thus, it may look unattractive, lackadaisical and bland to the inner west, north shore or eastern suburb eye. But don’t be deceived. Not extremely safe like the suburbs of the north west but decent compared to neighboring counterparts in the south west.
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"Nice Suburb"
We are considering moving to this suburb from the West and while we liked the suburb, it seems to have a mosquito problem.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
"Safe and Sound"
Chipping Norton or colloquially known by locals as "Chippo" is a well-to-do suburb in the usually not so well-to-do South Western Sydney region.
The people who live here are down to earth Australians who are probably more often than not of Anglo or European decent with other ethnicities who have successfully assimilated into the Australian way of life.
The whole suburb except for the southern border of Newbridge Road is bounded by the Georges river and various Lakes so there are plenty of walking tracks and parklands to take advantage of, there is even a fitness station that overlooks Grand Flaneur beach next to the sailing club.
Great for
- Lakes and river
- Property values remain high
- Safe and quiet
- Close proximity to everything
- Good quality local restaurants only a short stroll away
Not great for
- No nightlife
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
- LGBT+
- Students
- Trendy & Stylish
"Love ittttt"
Well, I've lived in chipping Norton my whole life and personally compared to other suburbs it's amazing. It's the best of the west. It's going to have its ups and downs like any suburb. Chipping Norton is generally a peaceful area and is very quiet. Many complain about low flying planes but they really don't bother you. Chipping Norton is in a prime location. It's s but isolated but still within a good area. It is about 10-20 minutes from Liverpool shopping centre. It's not too far. My only complaint is public transport. The closest train station is Warwick farm, which, depending on where u live is about 5/10 minutes away. There are no bus services from the train station to chipping norton which is a bit of an inconvenience. People complain about litter and pollution and it has me baffled. I go down to the park and I see no litter. Chipping Norton may be a tad bit pricey but it's worth it. The Randwick Track is being built in Warwick farm. On NYE there is a party at the lake where famous people perform. It's great. It's a great multicultural area.
Great for
- Property values remain high
- Safe and quiet
- Close proximity to everything
- Good quality local restaurants only a short stroll away
Not great for
- There isn't enough development with public transport
- Low flying planes 24/7
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
- Tourists
- LGBT+
- Hipsters
- Students
- Country Lovers
- Trendy & Stylish
- Beach Lovers
"Best in the southwest!"
Great neighbourhood, beautiful classy homes, clean parklands, beautiful lake & close to a future marina, quality food, great coffee at the local cream n co! Close to great schools. A nice premium location no doubt.
Great for
- Property values remain high
- Safe and quiet
- Close proximity to everything
- Good quality local restaurants only a short stroll away
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
